Hiremii becomes AQYR Ltd, trading as ASX: AQ1 from 4 November
Hiremii Limited (ASX: HMI) announced on 3 November 2026 that its change of name to AQYR Ltd has been formally registered. The change is to be reflected on the Australian Securities Exchange from Wednesday, 4 November 2026.
The Company’s securities are scheduled to commence trading under the new ticker code ASX: AQ1, replacing ASX: HMI. The change of name and ticker will not affect existing shareholders’ rights or holdings, and shareholders are not required to take any action.
Key changes at a glance:
- New name: AQYR Ltd
- New ticker: ASX: AQ1
- Effective: 4 November 2026
- Shareholder action: none required
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From recruitment business to Workforce Intelligence company
The company describes the change as an important milestone in its evolution from a recruitment and workforce services business into a technology-enabled Workforce Intelligence company focused on energy, resources and infrastructure.
What the new identity brings together
Under the AQYR identity, the company brings together three areas:
- Workforce Analytics
- Talent Intelligence
- Workforce Solutions
Its strategy is to combine proprietary workforce data, artificial intelligence and deep industry expertise. The aim is to help organisations understand talent markets, identify specialist capability and make better workforce decisions.
The repositioning points toward technology-enabled and recurring revenue as a stated priority. No revenue, margin or customer figures were provided with the rebrand.
The earlier commercial proof point came in April 2026, when the company announced its first two paying SaaS customers, including one that displaced an incumbent global applicant tracking system, alongside completed integrations with JobAdder and Workable.
Management’s view
Managing Director Andrew Hornby framed the rebrand as a reflection of the business’s progress.
Andrew Hornby, Managing Director
“The transition to AQYR reflects how far the business has evolved and where we believe its greatest opportunity lies…”
Mr Hornby also outlined the priorities ahead:
“Our focus now is on execution: commercialising our technology, growing recurring and technology-enabled revenue, and delivering measurable value to customers across energy, resources and infrastructure…”
For investors, management says the focus is now on execution of that plan.
What is workforce intelligence and why it matters to investors
Workforce intelligence, as the company describes its approach, combines data and AI to help organisations understand workforce markets, identify the right people and secure critical capability. In plain terms, it aims to show where talent is and how to secure it, rather than relying only on traditional recruitment.
Energy, resources and infrastructure are the sectors where AQYR states its focus lies. A model built on proprietary workforce data and AI differs from a pure recruitment model in its emphasis, with management pointing to technology-enabled and recurring revenue growth as a stated focus.
What happens next for AQYR
The announcement states one dated event:
- Wednesday, 4 November 2026: the new name and ticker take effect on the ASX, with AQYR Ltd (ASX: AQ1) replacing Hiremii Limited (ASX: HMI).
Beyond the transition, management says its focus is on commercialising its technology and growing recurring and technology-enabled revenue. AQYR describes itself as an Australian Workforce Intelligence company combining workforce analytics, AI-powered talent intelligence and specialist workforce solutions.
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