• Significant international progress, with active procurement processes in the US and multiple concurrent programs running in the UK
• New Zealand mobile speed enforcement program operating at full run-rate, exceeding plan
• Forsite by Acusensus expanded its international presence with the appointment of its first European-based employee
• R&D activities continue, including the installation of the first low capex fixed red light and speed enforcement test site in NSW

Acusensus, a technology company designing and developing artificial intelligence enabled road safety solutions, has reaffirmed its FY26 guidance and provided notable business updates since the release of its half year results. The company has made significant international progress, with active procurement processes in the US and multiple concurrent programs running in the UK. In New Zealand, the nationwide mobile speed camera program continues to perform strongly, exceeding original modelling. Forsite by Acusensus, the company's hardware-enabled SaaS platform for connected road worker safety, has expanded its international presence with the appointment of its first European-based employee. R&D activities continue at pace, including the installation of the first low capex fixed red light and speed enforcement test site in NSW. The company remains well positioned to deliver the previously released FY26 guidance.

The Company reaffirms FY26 revenue guidance of $83.0 million to $87.0 million and Adjusted EBITDA guidance of $7.2 million to $8.2 million.

The Acusensus growth strategy continues to focus on global market opportunities and the ongoing enhancement of its product offering, in support of its position as a leading provider of AI-enabled road safety solutions. The momentum of FY26 to date including the ongoing mobilisation of the Connecticut program, the improvement in the United Kingdom, continued strong performance in New Zealand, and contract expansions in Australia all set a strong base for the remainder of the financial year and into FY27.