FY25 Annual Results Presentation

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Stock Atturra Ltd (ATA.ASX)
Release Time 27 Aug 2025, 8:51 a.m.
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 Atturra Ltd reports FY25 annual results
Key Points
  • 24% revenue growth to $300.6m, 24% underlying EBITDA growth to $31.5m
  • 78% of revenue is predictable, with cloud revenue being a third of recurring revenue
  • Successful acquisitions and expansion in New Zealand and the US
Full Summary

Atturra Ltd reported its FY25 annual results, delivering strong financial performance with 24% revenue growth to $300.6m and 24% underlying EBITDA growth to $31.5m. The company's revenue composition has improved, with 78% of revenue being predictable, comprising recurring revenue and long-term client revenue. Cloud revenue now makes up a third of the recurring revenue. Atturra has continued to execute on its growth strategy, winning partner awards, becoming a ServiceNow partner, and expanding into SAP through the acquisition of DalRae Solutions. The company has also expanded its managed services offering in New Zealand and entered the US market through the acquisition of Kitepipe. Atturra's proprietary offering, Scholarion, has seen further adoption, with two new school licenses sold in FY25 and two more committed for FY26. The company's balance sheet remains strong, with $91.6m in cash and cash equivalents and a 52% increase in net assets to $228.1m. Atturra is focused on continuing to invest in growth, both organically and through selective acquisitions, while maintaining a sustainable underlying EBITDA margin of over 10.5% per annum.

Guidance

Atturra is forecasting revenue of $384m+ and underlying EBITDA of $40.3m+ for FY26. The company will continue to invest in its IP offerings, particularly Scholarion, and in a strategic sales capability to drive further growth.

Outlook

In FY26, Atturra will focus on the successful integration of its recent acquisitions, driving EPS accretion, and further investing in its core IP offerings. The company will also continue to deploy capital to optimize its balance sheet and leverage its strong demand for IP products, such as Scholarion, to drive growth.