Short interest rises 170.10 percent for Integrated Media Technology stock

Integrated Media Technology (AU000000ITL3) drew attention after short interest rose 170.10 percent in September, according to The Cerbat Gem on October 12, 2026. The figure puts trading interest around the company in sharper relief than its still-small operating base.

Short interest rises in September

The report said Integrated Media Technology was the target of a large increase in short interest during September. It also cited a USD 0.48 share price during the reported session, but that dated Nasdaq quote does not establish a current market price for October 20, 2026.

What does revenue mean for the business?

Integrated Media Technology generated USD 71,580 in fiscal 2025 revenue, compared with USD 60,471 in fiscal 2024, according to Business Quant. That represents growth of 18.37 percent year over year, although the absolute revenue base remains limited.

The same filing-based profile says the company generates revenue primarily from halal certification and related food distribution. It also manufactures nano-coated filter plates and electronic glass, leaving the business exposed to several small operating lines rather than one large reported segment.

Corporate history adds context

Business Quant says the company was incorporated in Australia on August 8, 2008, under the name China Integrated Media Corporation Limited. It changed its name to Integrated Media Technology Limited on October 12, 2016, and now trades under the ticker IMTE on Nasdaq.

Revenue remains the key scale test

The September short-interest figure is a market signal, while the fiscal 2025 revenue figure provides the operating measure. For investors, the central comparison is the 18.37 percent increase from USD 60,471 to USD 71,580, alongside the company's narrow revenue base and mixed technology and food-related activities.

Market context: Market report Nasdaq Composite.

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