• Quarterly revenue of A$4.0 million, down 9% on normalised pcp
• AU Finance revenue up 12% on pcp to A$2.9 million
• Continued growth in legal disbursement funding (DF) to approximately 40% of AU loan book

QuickFee Limited (ASX: QFE) today announces a business update for the quarter ended 31 March 2026 (Q3 FY26). Quarterly revenue was A$4.0 million, down 9% on normalised pcp (excluding US Pay Now). AU Finance revenue increased 12% on pcp to A$2.9 million, while US Finance revenue decreased 44% on pcp to US$0.5 million. The DF total transaction value (TTV) was up 23% on pcp to A$2.7 million, and Fee Funding TTV in Australia was flat on pcp at A$12.0 million. QuickFee strengthened its net interest margin to 15.3% in Q3 FY26. The AU loan book at 31 March 2026 was A$46.9 million, with approximately 40% comprising legal disbursement funding. The US loan book was US$7.1 million. QuickFee confirms FY26 EBTDA guidance in the range of A$3.75 million - A$4.25 million and expects to approve a final FY26 dividend of 0.5c per share and a special dividend of approximately 1c per share.

QuickFee confirms that FY26 EBTDA is expected to be in the range A$3.75 million - A$4.25 million (excluding any accounting profit recorded on the sale of the US Pay Now business).

QuickFee's business model is now 100% low-risk B2B lending, that generates attractive net interest margins. The company is working closely with Aiwyn to accelerate its Finance product in the US, and has positive momentum in its DF business with a strong start to Q4. QuickFee remains confident in the organic growth potential ahead and remains open to exploring inorganic opportunities should they arise.