• Revenue down 6.4% to $3.65m, loss down 60% to $1.78m
• Awarded $14m Ontario CSE contact centre contract extension
• BetStop self-exclusion register surpasses 50,000 registrations
• Transition to cash generation with $1.1m operating cash inflow

Dataworks Group Limited reported a 60% decrease in loss to $1.77m for the half-year ended 31 December 2025, despite a 6.4% decline in revenue to $3.65m. The company continued to operate the BetStop National Self Exclusion Register on behalf of the Australian Government, which saw increased platform usage by problem gamblers and consistently high levels of system uptime and availability. In addition, Dataworks secured a multi-year $10m contract to develop a new iGaming CSE solution in Ontario, Canada, and has since executed a $14m change order under this contract to provide managed contact centre services. The company also reported positive outcomes from ACMA-commissioned research on BetStop, which validated strong user outcomes. Dataworks transitioned to cash generation in the December 2025 quarter, reporting a $1.1m operating cash inflow. The company has also commenced a process to assess potential strategic interest in its asset base and proprietary CSE technology.

Dataworks has executed a $14m change order under its existing Ontario CSE contract to provide managed contact centre services, enhancing the company's recurring revenue profile. This is incremental to the original $10m Ontario CSE contract.

Dataworks continues to see strong demand for its world-leading CSE technology and delivery capability, as evidenced by the $14m Ontario contract extension. The company is also exploring strategic interest in its asset base and proprietary technology, though no certainty of a transaction.