ACCESSO TECH

accesso reported cash-EBITDA of £7.6m (+50%) for H1 2026 on unchanged revenue of £67.8m. The improvement stems from cost reductions following a restructuring and a stronger margin; adjusted administrative costs fell by 6.1%. Weakness in the "virtual queuing" product line (revenue down 50%) burdens the second half, while payments and analytics products are gaining momentum. Management confirms full-year targets of ~£146m revenue and around £20m cash-EBITDA and sees potential in expanding accessoPay and AI-powered ecosystem offerings. » Mere på de.investing.com

accesso expects revenue of about USD 146 million and cash EBITDA of roughly USD 20 million for fiscal year 2026, thereby reaffirming its annual guidance; the business is expected to be weighted toward the second half of the year. The new payment platform accessoPay is live, with first customers set to begin transactions in August, and the service will be integrated into ticketing, food & beverage, retail and customer experience. The company reports more bundled contracts, has implemented cost measures and invested selectively in AI and payment processing. A reported IT security incident is assessed as having minor financial impact and, based on current evaluation, no effect on the guidance; half-year figures will be published on September 15. » Mere på de.investing.com

Accesso reported moderate revenue growth to $155.1m for 2025, improved adjusted EPS and cash EBITDA, and announced a strategic acquisition of Dexibit to bolster AI capabilities. Management is expanding payment options (partnership with Adyen) and executed substantial share buybacks, while also announcing layoffs and expected efficiency gains from AI. Despite positive operating metrics, Accesso now forecasts 2026 revenue of about $146m and cash EBITDA of roughly $20m; the virtual‑queuing segment is showing declining revenues. The investment story is shaped by long‑term AI opportunities alongside short‑term revenue pressure. » Mere på de.investing.com