Key Highlights

  • Transmetro Corporation (ASX:TCO) closed at $2.50 on 12 November 2026, down 17.22% over the session.
  • The preliminary final report for the year ended 30 June 2026 showed Revenue up 10.40% to $27.468 million.
  • Net profit after tax attributable to members rose 49.85% to $4.489 million, with a final Dividend of 6 cents, fully franked.

Transmetro Corporation Limited (ASX:TCO) shares closed at $2.50 on 12 November 2026, down 17.22% over the trading session, while the S&P/ASX 200 closed at 9,146.80, lower by about 6.40 points or roughly 0.07%. Transmetro is an ASX-listed company whose latest update is its Appendix 4E preliminary final report for the year ended 30 June 2026. That report sets out annual revenue, profit, dividend and net Tangible Asset figures, and it is the basis for the company's latest financial position covered in this article.

FY26 Revenue and Profit

The preliminary final report shows revenue from ordinary activities of $27.468 million for the year, up 10.40% from the prior year. Profit from ordinary activities after tax attributable to members from continuing operations rose 49.85% to $4.489 million, while profit before tax rose to $5.985 million. Sales revenue from continuing operations was $26.143 million, and EBITDA reached $10.592 million compared with $8.582 million a year earlier.

Dividend and Net Tangible Assets

The company declared a final dividend of 6 cents per share, fully franked, with a Record Date of 16 June 2026. No Interim Dividend was paid in the period. Net tangible assets per ordinary security were 233.15 cents, up from 205.02 cents in the prior period.

Sector Context

Transmetro's financial position is reported in the annual filing, but the document does not set out a detailed description of its Business activities or the markets it serves. Its results are therefore best read in terms of the revenue, profit and asset figures it reports. On 12 November the S&P/ASX 200 was broadly flat, so the share price move was specific to Transmetro's trading.

Risks and Limitations

Profit before tax includes a range of non-operating items, including a gain on the sale of Bank Place units, which means the headline profit growth may not repeat at the same level. Finance costs remained a feature of the accounts, and the report is a preliminary figure that is subject to the audit process and final lodgement.

What to Watch Ahead

Investors will be looking at the company's next financial report, the level of future dividends, and any updates to the business that explain the sources of revenue and profit in more detail. Changes in net tangible assets and any disposal activity will also be followed.

Final Word

Transmetro's preliminary result for FY26 shows higher revenue and profit alongside a fully franked final dividend. The share price fall on 12 November took place without a link to the annual figures on that day, and the next full-year report will show how these results carry forward.