Shares in DXN Limited are highlighted as the ASX “Runner of the Week” after the company signs an $8.8 million agreement with a US Neo-Cloud operator to manufacture high-performance modular data centres. Multiple outlets report the stock’s move as a sharp rise following the announcement of the deal, positioning DXN’s data-centre manufacturing business as a key driver of investor attention. The reports across Australian newspapers use the same core details: the company is DXN Limited, the contract value is $8.8 million, and the counterparty is described as a US Neo-Cloud operator. All sources frame the development as part of the “Bulls N’ Bears” ASX segment, which tracks notable share price performance. In addition to DXN, the series names other companies in the same “runner” grouping, but the only specific transaction detail provided in the supplied summaries relates to DXN’s contract for modular data centres.