Pureprofile delivers strong Q3 FY26 performance

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Stock Pureprofile Ltd (PPL.ASX)
Release Time 23 Apr 2026, 8:46 a.m.
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 Pureprofile delivers strong Q3 FY26 performance
Key Points
  • Group revenue of $14.8m, up 17% on pcp
  • ROW revenue grew 17% on pcp, 23% on constant currency basis
  • ANZ revenue increased 16% on pcp, driven by top 10 clients
  • Platform revenue grew 100% on pcp
Full Summary

Pureprofile Limited (ASX: PPL) delivered a strong Q3 FY26 result, achieving total revenue of $14.8m, up 17% on the prior corresponding period (pcp). Revenue growth was supported by a strong performance in ANZ and resilient underlying demand in Rest of World (ROW). Over the past five years, Q3 has delivered a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in revenue of 20%, demonstrating the Group's ability to grow across varying market conditions. ROW delivered a 17% uplift in revenue on pcp to $7.2m, reflecting continued strong underlying demand across key international markets, including the UK and US. On a constant currency basis, ROW revenue growth was approximately 23% on pcp. ANZ revenue increased 16% on pcp to $7.6m, driven by the Group's top 10 clients in the region. Platform revenue grew 100% on pcp to $4.4m, supported by continued expansion of API-driven integrations and growing adoption of automated data delivery solutions. EBITDA increased 67% on pcp to $1.0m, generating a 7% EBITDA margin, an improvement of +2ppts on pcp. The uplift was supported by solid revenue growth and disciplined cost management. Pureprofile completed the acquisition of CRNRSTONE on 1 March 2026, which contributed approximately $0.2m of revenue in Q3 FY26. The integration process is progressing well.

Guidance

Pureprofile reiterates its FY26 revenue guidance of $64m-$65m and EBITDA margin guidance of 10-11%.

Outlook

Pureprofile will continue to focus on driving growth through expanding its new client base and existing share of wallet globally, monetising products/solutions launched during FY25 and early FY26, targeted investment into the UK, and exploring expansion opportunities in the US. The company will also focus on improving margins by progressively shifting its mix of client solutions from managed services to tech-enabled solutions, launching automated client solutions, and utilising AI tools to improve internal operating efficiency.