• FY26 revenue declined 6% to $206.8m
• Underlying EBITDA declined 18% to $48.3m
• Strong client renewals and active market development
• Ongoing restructuring and cost optimization measures

EML Payments Ltd has presented its FY26 results, showing a 6% decline in revenue to $206.8m, driven by a 4% decrease in customer revenue and an 11% drop in interest revenue. Underlying EBITDA fell 18% to $48.3m, impacted by the non-recurrence of $10.8m of FY25 customer revenue and lower interest revenue. Despite these declines, the company highlighted strong client renewals and active market development. The restructuring program was completed by June 2026, with significant capability uplift and efficiency gains. The GlobalOps Centre achieved a 35% cost saving, and a new global HRIS platform was deployed. The mobility program is advancing, with a pilot deployment in the UK. The company remains focused on enhancing retention and building a higher-quality sales pipeline.

FY26 underlying EBITDA $48.3m, revenue $206.8m

EML Payments Ltd remains focused on enhancing retention and building a higher-quality sales pipeline. The company is advancing its mobility program and optimizing its global operating model.