Key Highlights

  • Adslot reported closing cash of A$1.28 million at 30 September 2026, down from A$1.565 million on 1 July 2026.
  • The group reconsolidated Adslot Technologies Pty Ltd from 10 August 2026 after a Deed of Company Arrangement was executed.
  • The Appendix 4C estimates 1.7 quarters of funding, and the company expects a FY2026 R&D tax incentive refund of A$265,000.

Adslot Ltd (ASX:ADS) released its Quarterly Report and Appendix 4C for the September 2026 quarter on 23 October 2026. Subsidiary Adslot Technologies Pty Ltd entered voluntary administration on 18 June 2026, and a Deed of Company Arrangement (DOCA) was executed on 10 August 2026. Control of the subsidiary and its platform returned to the group, and group liabilities to former Adslot Media publisher customers were substantially reduced. The group reconsolidated the subsidiary, including Adslot Inc and Adslot UK Ltd, from 10 August 2026. The company expects the DOCA to be effectuated and withdrawn in early 2027. The report also refers to the DOCA as announced on 22 July 2026, a date the document does not reconcile with the 10 August execution date.

Cash position

Closing cash at 30 September 2026 was A$1.28 million, down from A$1.565 million on 1 July. Net operating cash outflow was A$755,000, after receipts of A$1.04 million from ongoing operations and A$721,000 from legacy debtors, and payments of A$1.177 million to the Deed Administrator. Staff costs were A$816,000. Cash acquired on reconsolidation contributed A$477,000. The group has no Loan facilities or Credit standby arrangements, and the Appendix 4C estimates 1.7 quarters of funding.

Underlying trends

Total customer receipts were A$1.76 million, up A$0.21 million, or 13 per cent, on the June quarter. Salary costs were A$0.82 million, down A$0.63 million, and the company said excluding A$0.04 million of separation payments they were about A$1.60 million lower on an annualised basis than a year earlier. Underlying operating outflow, which excludes publisher, separation and DOCA payments, was A$1.30 million, down 16 per cent on the prior quarter. The reported net operating outflow of A$0.76 million compares with A$1.00 million in the June quarter, and excluding DOCA payments and legacy collections it was A$0.30 million. The company says its underlying businesses are stable and Cash Flow positive before corporate costs, and the ongoing operations show a A$0.30 million outflow after those costs.

Business units

Adslot Media earns commissions on Advertising sold through its Marketplace and StoreFront platforms, and its main customer is Rakuten Viber, with StoreFront live in 34 countries since late 2025. The company said Viber advertising Revenue booked through the platform grew quarter on quarter. Webfirm, a Digital Marketing agency for small and medium businesses, was restructured, and management expects revenue growth and sustained break-even trading in FY27, without giving figures. Symphony, a workflow platform for media agencies used in eight territories, renewed its main customer, Group M, on 3 September 2026 for a fixed 18 months.

Outlook and risks

The company said it made further cost reductions in the quarter and expects lower operating cash burn in future quarters. An FY2026 Research and Development tax incentive refund of A$265,000 is expected late in the December 2026 quarter or early in the March 2027 quarter, and is not reflected in the 1.7-quarter funding estimate. The board states Adslot (ASX:ADS) has sufficient funding to continue operations, a forward-looking statement subject to risks, and the group is also exploring mergers and acquisitions. The funding estimate is calculated on a reported outflow that includes DOCA items, while the company's adjusted outflow is about A$299,000. No Capital raising was announced in the report, and no Equity was issued for cash, with only A$3,000 of equity Transaction Costs recorded in financing. Director fees of A$9,350 were paid, and about A$0.06 million of fees were settled in shares on 10 August 2026.