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The most recent verified update came on 21 July 2026, when Praemium released its fourth-quarter FY26Businessupdate. Funds under administration—the key scale metric for a platform business—had been growing at a double-digit annual pace, supported by inflows across its Spectrum and Powerwrap offerings. For context, …
Wrkr has positioned itself at the centre of a structural shift in how Australians' superannuation is paid and processed, and its FY26 update showed aBusinessscaling rapidly, though not yet profitably. The company provides compliance and payments technology that connects employers,Payrollsystems and superannuation funds, a …
Reckon is one of those small-cap names that tends to slip beneath the radar, overshadowed by larger accounting-software rivals yet quietly profitable and paying dividends. A first-half result released in August 2026, alongside a continued push to reshape the business, is a reminder of …
TPG Telecom has spent the past two years reshaping itself into a leaner, mobile-led operator, and its first-half 2026 result released on 21 August 2026 offered the clearest evidence yet that the strategy is beginning to bite. After divesting its enterprise, government and wholesale …
Titomic Ltd (ASX: TTT) remains one of the more speculative technology names on the ASX, a company with differentiated intellectual property that is still working to convert its engineering credibility into sustained commercial revenue. Its Titomic Kinetic Fusion cold-spray process builds and coats metal …
FINEOS reported its 1H26 result, for the six months to 30 June 2026, on 13 August 2026, and the headline was a swing back to profit. Net profit after tax came in at 1.9 million euros, compared with a 1.3 million euro loss in …
The catalyst was a genuine commercial hit. PlaySide's flagship original title, MOUSE: P.I. For Hire, launched in April 2026 across six PC and console platforms, generated about USD 28 million in gross sales and surpassed one million units sold, earning a 94% 'Very Positive' …
IRESS reported its first-half 2026 results on 17 August 2026, and the standout was profitability rather than growth.Revenuefrom continuing operations rose a modest 2.5% to AUD 250.0 million, of which about 95% was recurring — a hallmark of a sticky software business. The real …
The central metric for a subscription softwareBusinessis recurring revenue, and here Catapult delivered momentum alongside genuine operating leverage.
The reason to look now is momentum in the recurring and international parts of the business, set against the company’s long-standing sensitivity to Australian lottery jackpots.
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