Highlights

  • Kinatico reported FY26 Revenue of AUD 35.2 mn and said SaaS represented 58.4% of total revenue.
  • Net profit after tax increased 78.5% to AUD 2.0 mn in FY26, according to the company’s full-year results briefing.
  • Employers use its services to manage staff suitability, documentation and regulatory requirements, particularly where workers operate across teams or locations.
  • Management’s FY26 results webinar outlined a strategic outlook for FY27 and highlighted its AI-related growth agenda.

The transition toward subscription software reached a visible milestone in Kinatico Limited (ASX:KYP)’s FY26 results. SaaS accounted for more than half of revenue, while statutory profit grew and the company maintained its focus on workforce compliance technology.

Subscription Mix Crosses a Threshold

Kinatico reported FY26 revenue of AUD 35.2 mn and said SaaS represented 58.4% of total revenue. The result gave software subscriptions a majority share of the Business mix, an important distinction from transactional screening activities. Its products help employers handle worker checks, credentials and compliance needs. The company says its technology serves nearly one million people and more than 30,000 businesses, although those are broad service figures rather than the number of paying SaaS subscriptions.

Profit Growth Accompanies the Shift

Net profit after tax increased 78.5% to AUD 2.0 mn in FY26, according to the company’s full-year results briefing. This profit figure relates to the completed reporting year and should not be treated as a forecast. Kinatico’s presentation connects business progress with increasing use of its workforce technology solutions. Subscription share and profit growth describe different aspects of the business, and future renewals and customer adoption will determine whether the revenue mix continues changing.

A Workforce Compliance Platform

Kinatico describes itself as a know-your-people technology company. Employers use its services to manage staff suitability, documentation and regulatory requirements, particularly where workers operate across teams or locations. That offering sits within a larger compliance environment, but the company’s operational focus is practical workforce administration. Its technology and transaction services serve related customer requirements, making the composition of revenue an important metric in evaluating the platform.

FY27 Plans Centre on Software Growth

Management’s FY26 results webinar outlined a strategic outlook for FY27 and highlighted its AI-related growth agenda. Any benefits of that work depend on customer uptake and product execution. The reported FY26 numbers provide a baseline; the next reporting period will show the actual mix of SaaS and other services. No additional profit target is assumed beyond the published full-year information.

Kinatico shares closed at AUD 0.128 on 12 November 2026 and finished unchanged. The daily high was AUD 0.128, the low AUD 0.125, and trading Volume was 6,199 shares.