Technology

Australia’s shift toward payday super has created a potentially important structural opportunity for Wrkr (ASX:WRK), a workforce-compliance and superannuation technology company focused on helping employers, funds and payroll systems manage contribution processing.

Acusensus (ASX:ACE) is increasingly building its growth strategy around exporting Australian-developed road-safety technology into larger international markets.

DUG Technology (ASX:DUG) is gradually reshaping its business from a predominantly geoscience-services provider into a broader technology company spanning high-performance computing, specialist software and data-intensive subsurface analysis.

• First-half FY26 free cash flow surged 257% to A$4.3 million as EBITDA rose 29% to A$11.2 million on a 25% margin, while statutory net profit after tax reached A$2.7 million, a sharp improvement from A$0.1 million a year earlier.

• FY26 statutory revenue is expected to land between A$56 million and A$58 million, down roughly 17% on the prior year, with the group guiding to an EBITDA loss of A$2.0 million to A$4.0 million.

• Unaudited FY26 revenue rose 28% to A$60.0 million, beating guidance of A$57–59 million, while underlying EBITDA surged 41% to A$10.4 million, reaching the top of the A$9.5–10.5 million guided range.

• A deployment agreement with global payments group TransferMate, announced in April 2026, opens access to a network of 283 US universities with revenue share expected from October 2026 and a target of at least five university implementations per month through FY2027.