Highlights

  • Yojee announced the commercial launch of its MOSAIC freight forwarding and customs platform in July 2026.
  • Yojee had previously announced its first MOSAIC commercial customer and subsequently reported a second customer ahead of the wider launch.
  • The company reported an oversubscribed Capital raising in August 2026, followed later that month by a share purchase plan raising AUD 3.5 mn.
  • Yojee published its quarterly activities and Appendix 4C Cash Flow report on 26 October 2026.

Yojee Limited (ASX:YOJ) has moved its MOSAIC freight-forwarding software into commercial rollout after securing initial customers. The platform launch, capital raising and September-quarter activities establish the principal milestones in its current development stage.

MOSAIC Reaches Commercial Market

Yojee announced the commercial launch of its MOSAIC freight forwarding and customs platform in July 2026. The release followed beta-stage work and the signing of initial commercial customers.

The launch moves MOSAIC from product preparation toward customer delivery. For a software business, that step creates a clearer basis for assessing deployment, customer usage and future contract progress.

Customer Signings Mark the Transition

Yojee had previously announced its first MOSAIC commercial customer and subsequently reported a second customer ahead of the wider launch. These milestones provide context for the company’s commercial rollout.

They should not be confused with a quantified Revenue forecast. The number of customers, the pace of deployment and any disclosed contract value must be read from dated company announcements.

Funding Adds Capacity for Implementation

The company reported an oversubscribed capital raising in August 2026, followed later that month by a share purchase plan raising AUD 3.5 mn. The funding announcements were linked to accelerating growth.

Capital raising can support development and rollout activities, but the future return on that spending depends on how product adoption and commercial execution develop.

The September Quarter Provides a Checkpoint

Yojee published its quarterly activities and Appendix 4C cash flow report on 26 October 2026. The report followed the MOSAIC launch and recent capital raising activity.

The key focus is whether the platform’s early contracts translate into repeatable deployments and cash receipts. These are matters for the company’s dated disclosures, not assumptions about the logistics market.

Yojee Limited shares traded at AUD 0.2, with a reported change of 0.00%, on 11 November 2026. Its Market Capitalisation was approximately AUD 85.09 mn.