Atturra

Atturra recorded a 17% revenue increase in fiscal 2026 to AUD 351.8m, while adjusted EBITDA fell to AUD 30.1m and adjusted NPATA to AUD 13.5m. Reported EPS was AUD -0.0588, adjusted EPS AUD 0.0366; the share fell 6.25% after the release to $0.38. The company is ramping up investment in acquisitions, AI, cloud and its education product Scholarion and is forecasting record revenue, EBIT and adjusted EBITDA for 2027, although it expects the earnings strength mainly in the second half of the year. Margin pressure, stagnant organic growth and weak public-sector spending are seen as the main near-term risks to profitability. » More on de.investing.com

Atturra reports for H1 FY2026 a revenue increase of 28% to AUD 180.6m while adjusted EBITDA fell 46% to AUD 2.1m, caused by a major contract dispute and one‑off restructuring costs. Cash balance fell 36% to AUD 8.6m, reflecting an aggressive acquisition strategy. For FY2026 the company forecasts revenue of AUD 364–374m and adjusted EBITDA of AUD 30–31m; the shares fell 2.61% after the results. » More on de.investing.com

Australian IT services provider Atturra reports first-half 2026 revenue up 28% to $181m while adjusted EBITDA plunged 46% to $7.3m. A contentious contract termination plus integration, restructuring and M&A costs weighed on profitability; the statutory net result showed a loss of $4m. Cash and cash equivalents fell to $58.6m after outflows from operating activities, acquisitions and share buybacks. Management confirms full-year guidance of $364–374m revenue and $30–31m adjusted EBITDA and expects a marked recovery in the second half; strategic focus is on an “AI-First” orientation and expanding its own products. » More on de.investing.com