Atturra (ASX:ATA) Targets FY27 Earnings Recovery After Revenue Reaches AUD 351 Million

Aditi Sarkar

12 November 2026 08:50 PM AEDT

Atturra (ASX:ATA) Targets FY27 Earnings Recovery After Revenue Reaches AUD 351 Million

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Highlights

In the year ended 30 June 2026, Atturra reported Revenue of AUD 351.8 mn, up 17% from AUD 300.6 mn.
The company reported underlying EBITDA of AUD 22.8 mn for the second half of FY26, up 27% on the prior corresponding period.
Atturra’s strategy identifies AI, cyber, cloud, data and enterprise systems as priorities.
For FY27, Atturra said it expected record revenue, EBIT and underlying EBITDA.

Atturra Limited (ASX:ATA) reported a larger FY26 revenue base and set out an ambition for record FY27 revenue, EBIT and underlying EBITDA, with the company emphasising its cloud, AI and managed-services activities.

Revenue Rises as Profitability Comes Under Pressure

In the year ended 30 June 2026, Atturra reported revenue of AUD 351.8 mn, up 17% from AUD 300.6 mn. Underlying EBITDA was AUD 30.1 mn, down 5% from AUD 31.5 mn. Its 22 October AGM materials reported a statutory net loss after tax of AUD 21.7 mn, reflecting factors including Goodwill Impairment and an unusual contract loss. The combination illustrates why revenue growth and Earnings growth must be assessed separately.

The Second Half Shows a Different Earnings Rate

The company reported underlying EBITDA of AUD 22.8 mn for the second half of FY26, up 27% on the prior corresponding period. It said predictable revenue accounted for 78% of the revenue mix, combining recurring and long-term client revenue. Atturra’s cloud activities generated AUD 40 mn in FY26 revenue after 29% growth, according to its investor presentation. These measures explain the Business lines management has singled out for investment.

AI, Managed Services and Schools Shape Investment

Atturra’s strategy identifies AI, cyber, cloud, data and enterprise systems as priorities. Management said its Scholarion education software had six contracted clients in FY26 and targeted more than 20 contracted schools by the end of FY27. Atturra also cited the Acquisition of Blue Connections in expanding managed services. The product and acquisition work forms part of its expansion plan, while the targeted customer count remains forward-looking.

FY27 Focuses on Commercial Execution

For FY27, Atturra said it expected record revenue, EBIT and underlying EBITDA. It also targeted break-even for Scholarion in FY28 and anticipated returns from AI Investment beginning in the second half of FY27. These are company expectations, not completed financial results. The next reporting periods will determine progress against the stated objectives.

Atturra shares closed at AUD 0.315 on 12 November 2026, having gained 3.28% during the session. The daily high was AUD 0.315, the low AUD 0.310, and trading Volume totalled 19,157 shares.

FAQs

Q: What is the central company development?

A: In the year ended 30 June 2026, Atturra reported revenue of AUD 351.8 mn, up 17% from AUD 300.6 mn.

Q: What supporting business activity is relevant?

A: The company reported underlying EBITDA of AUD 22.8 mn for the second half of FY26, up 27% on the prior corresponding period.

Q: What is the next disclosed priority?

A: For FY27, Atturra said it expected record revenue, EBIT and underlying EBITDA.

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