Key Highlights

  • Aura Consolidated Group (ASX:AXQ) closed at $3.48 on 6 November 2026, up 0.58%, while the S&P/ASX 200 Info Tech index fell 0.78%.
  • Pro forma Q3 2026 GAAP Revenue rose 24% to US$87.9 million, and exit ARR was US$357.4 million, up 25%.
  • The company reaffirmed its calendar 2026 outlook for 20%-plus ARR growth and positive free Cash Flow from transaction close.

Aura Consolidated Group Inc (ASX:AXQ) closed at $3.48 on 6 November 2026, up 0.58% for the trading session. The S&P/ASX 200 Info Tech index (XIJ) closed at 1,783.50, down 14.10 points or 0.78%. The S&P/ASX 200 finished at 9,020.80, up 0.49%, and the All Ordinaries closed at 9,144.70, up 0.66%. Aura describes itself as a global leader in online safety and wellbeing, and completed its Acquisition of Qoria during the September 2026 quarter.

Latest Developments

Q3 2026 Quarterly Activities Report (30 October 2026)

On 30 October 2026, Aura released its quarterly activities report and Appendix 4C cash flow report for the quarter ended 30 September 2026. The company said the acquisition of Qoria closed during the quarter and that significant Transaction Costs were incurred. On a pro forma basis, Q3 GAAP revenue rose 24% year on year to US$87.9 million, and exit ARR was about US$357.4 million, up 25%.

Underlying free cash flow was US$3.3 million in the quarter, an improvement of US$5.6 million year on year. Net Debt was US$2.6 million at quarter end. From completion until the end of the quarter, underlying free cash flow was US$4.6 million.

Liquidity and Outlook (30 October 2026)

Total Liquidity was US$128.3 million at 30 September 2026, made up of US$51.7 million of cash and US$76.6 million of available revolving Credit facilities. Aura reaffirmed its calendar 2026 outlook for ARR growth of 20% or more and positive free cash flow from transaction close to year-end. The financial information in the report is unaudited.

About the Company

Aura describes itself as a global online safety and wellbeing business, offering products and services that help families and organisations manage digital risks. The Qoria acquisition is part of its plan to build a larger platform, and the company said it is working through a multi-quarter roadmap to integrate the two businesses.

Sector Context

Online safety software is driven by regulatory attention to digital harms, school and family demand, and the willingness of organisations to pay for protection. Acquisitions are a common way to build scale and combine customer bases in this market, and integration timing is a key Factor for results.

Risks to Watch

Pro forma figures combine the two businesses as if they were owned for the full period, and reported figures may differ. Integration of Qoria, the transaction costs incurred, and the company's reliance on acquisition-led growth are all relevant risks.

Net debt and liquidity are sensitive to the timing of cash collections and transaction-related payments, which the company said affected the quarter.

Catalysts on Watch

Progress on the integration roadmap, delivery of the 20%-plus ARR growth outlook for calendar 2026 and the year-end free cash flow target are the main items to track. The company's next Quarterly Report will provide an updated view.

Closing Remarks

Aura's September quarter report showed revenue and ARR growth on a pro forma basis after the Qoria acquisition. Its shares closed at $3.48 on 6 November 2026, up 0.58%, against a decline in the Info Tech benchmark. The company's coming reports will indicate how integration and the outlook are tracking.