QuickFee Mid-Q4 FY26 Business Update
Key points
- Australian originations up 77% year-over-year
- Disbursement Funding originations up 185% year-over-year
- Viola Credit facility upsized by A$15 million
Full summary
QuickFee Limited announced a mid-Q4 FY26 business update, highlighting a 77% increase in Australian originations and a 185% increase in Disbursement Funding originations year-over-year. The company also upsized its Viola Credit facility by A$15 million, reflecting strong endorsement of its business model. Australian Fee Funding originations rose 50% to A$12.0 million, while Disbursement Funding saw a significant increase to A$5.7 million, driven by new law firm signings. US originations remained flat at US$3.2 million, but growth is expected in FY27 through a reseller agreement with Aiwyn. The company confirmed its FY26 EBTDA guidance of A$3.75 million to A$4.25 million.
Guidance
FY26 EBTDA in the range of A$3.75 million - A$4.25 million
Outlook
QuickFee remains optimistic about organic growth potential in both Australia and the US, with a focus on accelerating its Finance product in the US.
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