Highlights

  • Atturra reported FY26 Revenue of AUD 351.8 mn in its August results presentation.
  • Atturra recorded FY26 underlying EBITDA of AUD 30.1 mn, approximately 5% lower than the prior-year figure.
  • The FY26 presentation identified 78% of revenue as predictable, combining Recurring Revenue with long-term client revenue.
  • Management said its FY27 focus is organic growth and forecast record revenue, EBIT and underlying EBITDA.

Atturra Limited (ASX:ATA) is focusing on organic expansion after reporting higher FY26 revenue and improving second-half underlying earnings. The company’s results distinguish revenue scale, full-year profitability and the growing contribution from long-term customer relationships.

FY26 Revenue Establishes a New Scale

Atturra reported FY26 revenue of AUD 351.8 mn in its August results presentation. The figure reflected a 17% increase over the preceding year and a broader IT solutions Business spanning multiple industries.

The company’s work includes advisory, systems integration, managed services and technology solutions. Revenue growth indicates greater scale, while profitability and cash conversion remain separate measures of operating performance.

Profitability Metrics Show a Mixed Picture

Atturra recorded FY26 underlying EBITDA of AUD 30.1 mn, approximately 5% lower than the prior-year figure. The second half delivered underlying EBITDA of AUD 22.8 mn, up 27% against the corresponding period.

The distinction between full-year and second-half performance is important. It shows why a single revenue growth figure cannot fully describe the company’s financial progress.

Recurring and Long-Term Work Supports Visibility

The FY26 presentation identified 78% of revenue as predictable, combining recurring revenue with long-term client revenue. This mix supports the company’s focus on extended customer engagements.

Atturra serves industries including the public sector, education, financial services, manufacturing, energy and resources. Its customer base therefore spans several technology spending environments.

FY27 Priorities Emphasise Organic Growth

Management said its FY27 focus is organic growth and forecast record revenue, EBIT and underlying EBITDA. These are management forecasts, not completed results.

Execution will depend on new work, customer delivery and converting the existing business into improved earnings. The FY26 financial disclosures provide the baseline against which those ambitions can be assessed.

Atturra Limited shares traded at AUD 0.325, with a reported change of 0.00%, on 11 November 2026. Its Market Capitalisation was approximately AUD 119.63 mn.