• Revenue up 27.2% to $11.058 million
• Profit up 61.6% to $538,000
• Strong growth in domestic and international sales

Advanced Braking Technology Ltd (ABT) reported a 27.2% increase in revenue to $11.058 million and a 61.6% rise in profit to $538,000 for the half-year ended 31 December 2025. The profit growth was driven by continued strong demand for the company's Failsafe safety systems, with domestic and international sales increasing by 30.5% and 29.3% respectively compared to the prior corresponding period. ABT's strategy to expand and diversify its global reach remains unchanged, with the company securing new business with major mining operators in Canada, Mongolia and Europe during the period. Innovation remains a key priority, with the deployment of the SIBS1 Failsafe solutions for JCB Telehandlers at Rio Tinto's Oyu Tolgoi operation in Mongolia and the securing of a mandate to supply Failsafe brakes to MMG's Dugald River zinc mine in Queensland. Development of ABT's autonomous technology, including the SIBSiQ and BRAKEiQ initiatives, is also progressing well, supporting the company's long-term technology roadmap and complementing its existing safety product portfolio.

For the 2026 financial year, ABT expects to continue delivering strong growth across domestic and international markets, underpinned by its robust order book, disciplined cost and cash management, and a strong balance sheet.

ABT operates in the attractive underground mining sector, where long-term growth is supported by a structural supply-demand imbalance and the industry's increasing adoption of automation, robotics and AI to improve safety, productivity and operational efficiency. The company is well-positioned to capitalize on these trends and continue expanding its global footprint.