• Revenue growth from Connexion subscriptions, vehicle inventories, and feature-enhancement delivery
• Decreased Growth Spend across Sales & Marketing
• Gross Profit steady quarter-on-quarter, Net Profit Before Tax increased 7%

Connexion Mobility continued to supply its mobility SaaS platforms, OnTRAC and Connexion, to US Automotive OEMs and franchised dealers during the quarter ended 30 June 2025. Financially, the company's performance consisted of revenue growth from Connexion subscriptions, revenue linked to vehicle inventories, and revenue from feature-enhancement delivery, as well as decreased Growth Spend across Sales & Marketing. Gross Profit remained steady quarter-on-quarter, while Net Profit Before Tax increased 7%. Connexion's top priority is growing long-term shareholder value, driven by the size, sustainability, and diversification of its earnings per share. The company is focused on keeping its platforms at the forefront of fleet, rental, and mobility management capabilities, and is pursuing strategic and financial objectives to achieve this. Connexion continued to grow its Marketplace subscriptions and deepen commercial relationships with existing and new OEM and dealer customers. The company's financial position remained positive, with a significant increase in service revenue and steady subscription and fixed-dollar SaaS revenue. Connexion recorded a quarterly, unaudited Net Profit Before Tax of $0.9m, up 7% versus the prior quarter, and increased its Net Cash and Investments to $5.9m.

Connexion Mobility reported Q4 FY25 revenue of $2.9m (+3% over prior quarter), Gross Profit of $1.9m (consistent with prior quarter), and Net Profit Before Tax of $0.9m (+7% over prior quarter).

Connexion Mobility's mission is to be the 'Connexion' between Fleet Owners and the Future of Mobility, starting with courtesy transportation. The company intends to continue growing its SaaS revenue streams through proprietary features, commercial partnerships, and expansion of its user base to new OEMs and dealer groups. With internal reinvestment fully-funded, Connexion is actively sourcing and assessing alternative, profitable uses for its capital, including potential M&A.