Key Highlights

  • PainChek shares rose 11.94% to $0.075 in the 3 November 2026 trading session, while the S&P/ASX 200 gained 0.14%.
  • Unaudited quarterly customer Revenue rose 12.9% quarter on quarter to $1.210 million, and 42.4% year on year.
  • Quarter-end cash was $4.269 million, after a net operating cash outflow of $1.714 million.

During the Trading session on 3 November 2026, PainChek Ltd (ASX:PCK) shares rose 11.94% to $0.075. The S&P/ASX 200 (ASX:XJO) was up 0.14%, or 12.50 points, at 8,869.00 at 2:42 pm (GMT+11) on the same day. PainChek develops a pain assessment platform used in aged care. Its quarterly activities report, dated 28 October 2026, covers the September 2026 quarter.

Revenue and recurring income

Unaudited quarterly customer revenue rose 12.9% quarter on quarter to $1.210 million and was up 42.4% year on year. Activated licences reached 91,323, and activated annual Recurring Revenue reached $4.514 million, both up 1.2% quarter on quarter.

Customers and assessments

Customer retention improved to 90%, and activated customer sites reached 2,076. Cumulative assessments reached 24.49 million. Bolton Clarke, Anglicare, BaptistCare and Dovehaven each exceeded one million assessments.

US and UK contracts

In the US, a two-site Silverado paid pilot covers 203 licences, within an opportunity of up to 2,500 licences across 31 sites. After quarter end, Sabra expanded to 23 contracted sites covering 808 licences. Hallmark Luxury Care Homes signed a contract for about 1,800 licences across 23 homes in England and Wales.

Cash and costs

Customer receipts were $1.045 million, and quarter-end cash was $4.269 million. The net operating outflow of $1.714 million included $1.136 million of government grants and tax incentives. Cost-saving initiatives are in progress.

Sector context

The S&P/ASX 200 gained 0.14% during the session. The company's report links its growth to aged care providers adopting its assessment tool in Australia, the US and the UK.

Risks

The company reported a net operating cash outflow for the quarter. Further Silverado rollout depends on the pilot evaluation and additional agreements. The report also notes changes across leadership, operations and the board.

What lies ahead

The company expects the Silverado pilot to be evaluated before further rollout, and cost-saving initiatives are continuing.

Final Word

The quarter showed higher revenue and new contracts alongside a continuing operating cash outflow.