Key Highlights

  • FY26 Operating Income was AUD 48.754 million, up from AUD 47.045 million.
  • The net loss narrowed to AUD 2.418 million from AUD 4.867 million.
  • Total FY26 distributions were 2.80 cents per security, compared with 2.25 cents previously.

WOTSO (ASX:WOT) was quoted at AUD 0.50, down 0.99% in the market figures provided. The Business reported developments across its financial results, operations and property activities, as detailed in its announcement.

Revenue and Reported Loss

WOTSO disclosed operating income from continuing operations of AUD 48.754 million for FY26, up approximately 4% from AUD 47.045 million in FY25. The loss attributable to securityholders was AUD 2.418 million, compared with AUD 4.867 million a year earlier. The report noted that FY25 comparative loss figures had been adjusted to exclude AUD 194,000 in other comprehensive income.

Distribution and Asset Backing

The interim distribution increased to 1.35 cents per security from 1.00 cent in FY25. The final declared distribution was 1.45 cents, compared with 1.25 cents previously, taking full-year distributions to 2.80 cents per security versus 2.25 cents. Net tangible assets per stapled security were AUD 1.18 at 30 June 2026, compared with AUD 1.22 in FY25, while net asset value was AUD 1.37 versus AUD 1.41.

Operations and Group Structure

WOTSO comprises a flexible workspace business and a property portfolio, which the announcement described as valued above AUD 280 million. Its workspace products include private offices, coworking areas and virtual offices, with a focus on suburban locations. The Appendix 4E also reported gains of control over several entities during FY26, including operating companies in Murarrie, Geelong, Ballarat and other locations. The FY26 annual financial statements received an unqualified audit opinion.

Reported Developments and Next Reporting Priorities

The announcement for WOTSO (ASX:WOT) describes the reported period and identifies the figures above as either completed results, historical operating measures or management guidance where explicitly stated. The figures should be read in the context of their stated reporting periods and accounting definitions. The reported developments concern the company’s own operations, and the announcement does not establish that planned transactions, targets or forecasts have already been completed.