Highlights

• Weebit Nano develops silicon-oxide-based resistive random-access memory technology for potential commercial use during the period.

• FY26 Revenue rose to approximately AUD 15.3 million, from AUD 4.4 million in FY25 recently.

• The company recorded a net loss of about AUD 54.9 million for the year to June 2026.

• Its October filings included an investor update, meeting notice and securities-related disclosures during the period.

A sharp increase in annual revenue has sharpened attention on Weebit Nano Ltd (ASX:WBT), a developer of resistive random-access memory technology. The semiconductor memory company continued its commercialisation work through FY26, while its share price remained below the top of its annual range in November.

The ReRAM Technology Programme

Weebit Nano develops and seeks to commercialise resistive random-access memory, known as ReRAM, based on silicon oxide. The Business focuses on data memory technology and has been ASX-listed since December 2010. Its position in the semiconductor sector rests on turning technical work into customer adoption and licensing activity.

A Series of October Filings

An investor update appeared around 19 October 2026, followed by a “Meet the CEO” webinar announcement around 20 October and an Annual General Meeting notice on 22 October. A director’s interest filing was lodged on 28 October, with an application to quote securities on 30 October. The available information did not include the underlying presentation content or identify a new company announcement on 11 November.

FY26 Revenue and Net Result

Revenue increased to approximately AUD 15.3 million in FY26, compared with around AUD 4.4 million in FY25 and AUD 1.0 million in FY24. The net loss expanded to about AUD 54.9 million, versus a loss of AUD 38.4 million a year earlier. Total Assets were approximately AUD 180 million and liabilities were about AUD 26 million. The business remained loss-making despite the revenue increase.

Share Price and Ownership

Around 2:40pm AEDT on 11 November 2026, shares traded near AUD 2.61, representing an intraday gain of 5.04%. Some 1.36 million shares had changed hands, below the recent average of 1.9 million. With approximately 243.2 million shares on issue, the available information valued the company near AUD 600 million at that trading price. Its 52-week range extended from AUD 2.08 to AUD 8.89. No confirmed date for a subsequent operational milestone was provided.