Highlights

  • Kinatico reported FY26 Revenue of AUD 35.2 mn, reflecting its continuing Business activities across workforce compliance.
  • The company reported FY26 net profit after tax of AUD 2.0 mn, an increase of 78.5%.
  • SaaS accounted for 58.4% of revenue, marking a majority share of the company’s reported revenue mix.
  • Kinatico continues developing its people-compliance offering for employers operating across Australia and New Zealand.

Kinatico Limited (ASX:KYP) is increasing the contribution of subscription software to its workforce compliance business, with FY26 figures showing higher Earnings and a majority SaaS revenue mix.

Software Takes the Lead in the Revenue Mix

Kinatico’s FY26 results put software-as-a-service at 58.4% of reported revenue. The proportion is an important measure of how much of the business now comes from the company’s subscription-oriented technology offering rather than other services.

The company describes itself as a provider of know-your-people technology. Its solutions help organisations assess, manage and monitor requirements for staff and contractors across workforce processes.

Earnings Advance Alongside Recurring Services

FY26 revenue was AUD 35.2 mn, while net profit after tax increased 78.5% to AUD 2.0 mn. These figures indicate the reported outcome for the full financial year rather than a quarterly run rate.

Management’s investor materials emphasise the contribution of the software business to the broader operating model. Revenue growth and profitability remain separate measures, and the scale of each needs to be viewed against the company’s reporting period.

A Compliance Focus Defines the Customer Proposition

Kinatico operates in a market where employers must administer screening, identity, onboarding and ongoing workforce compliance across multiple roles. Its platform is designed to connect those processes in a single technology environment.

According to the company’s investor-relations information, its solutions serve nearly one million individuals and more than 30,000 businesses. These reach figures describe its company-reported service footprint, not a forecast of future subscribers.

FY27 Priorities Centre on Platform Use

The company has indicated that AI-related product work and wider adoption of its SaaS offering are part of its strategic direction. Conversion of customer interest into sales, retention and the Economics of platform delivery will determine the next results.

Its FY26 result provides a financial baseline against which subsequent quarterly performance can be assessed. Investors will be able to compare future disclosures with the reported AUD 35.2 mn revenue and SaaS mix.

Kinatico shares traded at AUD 0.125 on 11 November 2026, unchanged, with a Market Capitalisation of approximately AUD 54.58 mn.