Cash Flow and Revenue Trends: Beforepay (ASX:B4P), Pure Foods Tasmania (ASX:PFT) and Pureprofile (ASX:PPL) Release Results

Sonal Goyal

26 October 2026 05:28 PM AEDT

Cash Flow and Revenue Trends: Beforepay (ASX:B4P), Pure Foods Tasmania (ASX:PFT) and Pureprofile (ASX:PPL) Release Results

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Key Highlights

Record Revenue of $16.5m, up 45% on a year earlier.
Receipts rose 60% to $1.22m.
Group revenue of $18.3m, up 14%.
The three companies reported quarterly financial results.

Three ASX companies reported quarterly financial results. Beforepay (ASX:B4P), Pure Foods Tasmania (ASX:PFT) and Pureprofile (ASX:PPL) each published an update that is covered below.

Beforepay (ASX:B4P): Headline Metrics

Revenue climbed 45% year on year, helped by interest on Pay Advance and a larger typical advance of $524, which was 17% higher. Cash NPAT rose $2.1 million, or 58%, and total advances grew $38 million, or 17%, to $265 million. Statutory NPAT was $4.7 million.

Pay Advances hit a record $257.7 million, up 15%. Personal Loans advances stayed at $7.0 million, and their net bad Debt ratio of 1.59% was lowered by recoveries and a writeback of fourth-quarter provisions that the company expects to normalise.

Pure Foods Tasmania (ASX:PFT): Inflows and Outflows

Receipts increased $457,000 to $1.22 million from $764,000, mostly from acquisitions and new customers. Manufacturing payments dropped $234,000 to $797,000 and administration payments $118,000 to $265,000.

The operating outflow shrank by $692,000 to $311,000. It remains negative, which the company calls a step toward positive Operating Cash Flow in its turnaround.

Pureprofile (ASX:PPL): Earnings

Revenue grew 14% (19% at constant currency) and EBITDA, which excludes significant items such as share-based payments, grew 27%. The Margin moved from 12% to 13%, with operating costs rising roughly 10%.

ANZ revenue rose 21% to $9.6 million, with the rebranded Pureprofile Qual adding about 5 percentage points. Rest of World rose 7% to $8.7 million (16% at constant currency), with currency trimming reported revenue by about $0.7 million. Platform revenue reached $8.8 million versus a 26% share of revenue a year ago.

Why These Updates Could Matter

Beforepay: Revenue outpacing Credit losses over the year is the central comparison, and the company itself flags that the low Personal Loans loss ratio is not expected to last. Pure Foods Tasmania: Both rising receipts and falling payments drive the improvement, and the outflow has narrowed rather than disappeared. Pureprofile: With platform revenue near half the total, shifts in that line move group results more than before.

The Takeaway

Beforepay (ASX:B4P), Pure Foods Tasmania (ASX:PFT) and Pureprofile (ASX:PPL) each issued quarterly financial results, summarised above using the figures in their filings.

FAQs

Q: What was Beforepay's (ASX:B4P) Q1 revenue?

A: $16.5 million, a record.

Q: How much did receipts grow?

A: 60% to $1.22 million.

Q: What was Pureprofile's (ASX:PPL) Q1 revenue?

A: $18.3 million.

Q: Which company gave FY27 guidance?

A: Pureprofile: revenue of $72m–$75m and an EBITDA margin of 11%–12%.

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