Highlights

  • Urbanise reported FY26 Revenue growth of 14.3%, bringing total revenue to approximately AUD 15.0 mn.
  • Annual Recurring Revenue reached AUD 13.3 mn, supported by licence fees and implementation activity.
  • Contracted annual recurring revenue increased to AUD 14.0 mn, including a Backlog of approximately AUD 0.7 mn.
  • The company outlined strata-platform improvements and integration with NAB-related payments and banking infrastructure.

Urbanise.com Limited (ASX:UBN) has placed recurring software contracts and strata-management product improvements at the centre of its FY27 operating agenda after reporting revenue growth in FY26.

Recurring Contracts Become the Central Measure

Urbanise reported annual recurring revenue of AUD 13.3 mn for FY26 and contracted annual recurring revenue of AUD 14.0 mn. The distinction matters: contracted ARR includes agreements that have not necessarily begun contributing at the reporting date.

The AUD 0.7 mn difference was described as backlog. Licence-fee growth, implementation work connected to NAB and new customers were among the factors behind the year’s revenue performance.

Revenue and Adjusted Earnings Improve

Revenue rose 14.3% to AUD 15.0 mn for the year to 30 June 2026. Adjusted EBITDA moved to an approximately AUD 43,000 profit from an approximately AUD 252,000 loss in FY25.

This is an adjusted performance measure, not a statement that the company reported a statutory net profit. The movement reflects progress in the operating result alongside rising revenue.

Strata Workflows Receive a Technology Upgrade

Urbanise has outlined staged changes to its strata management solution, including an owners portal with payment and levy capabilities. The company also described a new integration service connecting its platform with NAB payment and banking infrastructure.

These additions target workflows used by strata managers and property owners. Rollout stages and customer adoption will be relevant when assessing how product enhancements translate into commercial activity.

Delivery and Conversion Remain the Next Tests

The relationship between ARR and contracted ARR creates a measurable implementation agenda. Urbanise needs to bring contracted work into service for it to contribute as ongoing recurring revenue.

Its disclosed plans also centre on deploying portal features and strengthening banking integrations. The timing of implementations and product releases remains subject to operational delivery rather than guaranteed revenue recognition.

Urbanise.com shares were quoted at AUD 0.65 on 11 November 2026, unchanged, with a Market Capitalisation of approximately AUD 51.54 mn.