Dataworks Group Limited (ASX:DWG) has reported revenue of $8.93 million for the year ended 30 June 2026, a 24% increase from $7.20 million in FY25, as the company disclosed a reduced loss after tax of $2.25 million compared with $10.03 million in the prior year, and confirmed that its BetGuard platform for iGaming Ontario entered live commercial operation during the June quarter.

Key Points

  • FY26 revenue reached $8.93 million, up 24% from $7.20 million in FY25
  • Loss after tax reduced to $2.25 million from $10.03 million in FY25
  • Net cash inflow from operating activities was $1.91 million, compared with an outflow of $5.30 million in FY25
  • BetGuard, the company's Centralised Self Exclusion platform for iGaming Ontario, entered live commercial operation during the June quarter
  • Dataworks invested $1.51 million in capitalised software development during the year

FY26 Financial Results Overview

According to the filing, Dataworks recorded revenue of $8.93 million for the year ended 30 June 2026, with growth driven by continued performance from BetStop — The National Self-Exclusion Register — and revenue recognised under the company's Ontario Centralised Self Exclusion contract. The loss after tax was $2.25 million, compared with a loss of $10.03 million in FY25. Net cash inflow from operating activities was $1.91 million, a reversal from the $5.30 million outflow recorded in the prior corresponding period. The company also invested $1.51 million in capitalised software development during the year.

BetGuard Ontario Platform Launch and Operations

The filing states that Dataworks successfully completed the development, testing and implementation of BetGuard, with the platform entering live operation during the June quarter of FY26. The company established a Toronto-based Contact Centre and commenced associated participant support services under its discrete managed services contract in Ontario. Under the Ontario program, Dataworks provides operational services including participant support, identity verification, operator engagement and regulatory reporting. The company said it configured BetGuard from its existing core technology platform to meet Ontario's specific regulatory requirements, privacy environment and market structure.

BetStop Statutory Review and Government Platform Credentials

The filing discloses that an independent statutory review of BetStop was tabled in the Australian Parliament during FY26, concluding that the system is operating effectively, is fit-for-purpose from a regulatory perspective and is delivering meaningful harm minimisation outcomes. Dataworks operates BetStop as the Australian Government's National Self-Exclusion Register. The company's board stated in the filing that its two operational government Centralised Self Exclusion platforms — across Australia and Ontario, Canada — provide proven government reference deployments and said these reference sites materially strengthen the company's credentials when participating in future government procurement processes.