AMO Price sensitive 26 Feb 2026, 9:40 AM

Appendix 4D and Half Year Financial Report

Ambertech Ltd

Ambertech Releases 1H FY26 Results, Outlines Strategic Initiatives

Key points

  • 1H FY26 revenue up 7.0% to $48.5m
  • Professional segment up 39% on pcp, project delivery returns to normal
  • Gross profit margin down 3.9% on pcp due to product mix

Full summary

Ambertech Limited (ASX:AMO) has today released its financial results for the six-month period ending 31 December 2025 (1H FY26) along with an update on the business performance and outlook. Revenue for the half-year increased 7.0% to $48.5 million, driven by growth in the Professional segment and solid performance in Integrated Solutions. The statutory result reflects one-off costs incurred in the implementation of a Board-approved strategic business reset to reposition the Group for improved capital efficiency and sustainable profitability. The reset programme is focused on inventory optimisation, cost base realignment, strengthened working capital discipline, enhanced decision-making agility, and disciplined investment in strategic priorities. As part of this reset, the company recognised a goodwill impairment of $0.96 million and a targeted inventory provision of $1.90 million. The underlying trading performance was broadly comparable to the prior year, with the statutory result materially impacted by the strategic reset charges.

Guidance

The company expects improved results in 2H FY2026 and beyond, with positive momentum in the pipeline of orders/projects across the building automation and control space.

Outlook

2H FY26 will reflect a period of continued transition, albeit the Board expects underlying second half performance to show improved capital discipline and stabilisation in key segments. The business is focused on restoring profitability, improving return on capital employed and strengthening balance sheet resilience.

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