• Revenue down 1% to $59.5m, NPAT up 17% to $10.4m
• Strong demand from mining and industrial customers
• Acquired Orbis Mining and Labfit to expand product portfolio

XRF Scientific Ltd, a leading provider of laboratory products and analytical instruments, has reported a record net profit after tax of $10.4 million in the financial year 2025, up 17% from the previous year. This strong financial performance was achieved despite a 1% decline in revenue to $59.5 million. The company attributed the profit growth to strong demand from its mining and industrial customers, as well as successful international sales expansion into numerous developing markets. XRF Scientific also continued to benefit from its installed base of machines, which generated additional recurring revenue through consumable sales and platinum labware recycling. During the year, the company acquired the remaining 50% of Orbis Mining for $3.91 million and acquired 100% of Labfit for $1.16 million, further strengthening its product portfolio and capabilities. The company's capital equipment segment, which includes the Orbis crusher and the newly launched xrTGA analyser, saw revenue growth of 4% and a 39% increase in Orbis' net profit before tax. Looking ahead, XRF Scientific is focused on ramping up sales of the xrTGA, growing Orbis crusher sales globally, and expanding its portfolio of gold sector analysis products through both acquisitions and internal product developments.

For the financial year 2025, XRF Scientific reported revenue of $59.5 million and net profit after tax of $10.4 million, representing a 1% decline in revenue and a 17% increase in NPAT compared to the prior year.

XRF Scientific is focused on several key growth initiatives for the 2026 financial year, including ramping up sales of the xrTGA analyser, growing Orbis crusher sales globally, increasing Labfit product sales, and continuing geographical expansion. The company also plans to release new product upgrades, different size machines, and brand-new product ranges, as well as expand its portfolio of gold sector analysis products through both acquisitions and internal product developments.