Highlights

• Compumedics expected FY26 shipped and invoiced Revenue of approximately AUD 60.3 million in its July update.

• The indicated result represented around 18% growth on FY25 and remained subject to audit at announcement.

• Somfit and Nexus 360 software-as-a-service Recurring Revenue grew approximately 70%, according to the company update.

• The company lodged a November investor update and recently announced changes in its finance Leadership and company secretary roles.

Sleep technology and recurring software revenue are central to the recent operating story for Compumedics Limited (ASX:CMP). The medical diagnostics developer reported record expected FY26 shipped and invoiced revenue in its July update, while continuing its work on connected monitoring platforms.

Market Setting

Compumedics shares were up about 4.2% to around 25 cents on Wednesday 11 November 2026, around 2:40pm AEDT . Volume was only about 21,000 shares, so the move reflects very thin trading and a small number of trades can shift the price.

Diagnostic Technology

Compumedics, based in Abbotsford, Victoria, and listed since December 2000, develops, manufactures and sells diagnostic technology for sleep, brain and ultrasonic blood-flow monitoring. Its products include sleep diagnostic systems, EEG and neurology equipment, magnetoencephalography (MEG) systems, and the Somfit connected sleep device and Nexus 360 software platform.

Recent Operating Results

In a Business update dated 6 July 2026, the company said it expected record FY26 shipped and invoiced revenue of about AUD 60.3 million, up roughly 18% on FY25 and subject to audit. It reported sales orders of about AUD 62.7 million and said Somfit and Nexus 360 software-as-a-service recurring revenue grew about 70%.

That revenue was modestly below the April 2026 revised guidance of AUD 62 million to AUD 65 million. The company attributed the gap mainly to timing, including MEG shipment delays linked to higher helium prices, which it said had since been resolved, and a cautious approach to the commercial release of Somfit D in the United States. It said FY26 EBITDA was expected to grow and that it was targeting further double-digit revenue growth in FY27, with EBITDA growing faster than revenue. The company also announced the resignation of non-executive director Christopher Barys in that update.

Key Operating Considerations

Compumedics is a small company, with a Market Value of roughly AUD 48 million to AUD 50 million. Its shares have traded between 21.5 cents and 45 cents over the past 52 weeks, and them down about 25% in 2026 so far. The company has already fallen short of its own revenue guidance once this year, MEG sales depend on timely manufacture and shipment, and the US release of Somfit D has not yet been confirmed. Thinly traded stocks of this size can also move sharply on small volumes.

Next Business Milestones

The company has said it is working towards the US release of Somfit D and towards converting its order book into shipped revenue through FY27. a forecast interim result date of about 24 February 2027, which is a forecast rather than a company-confirmed date.