Appendix 4E, Audited Financial Statements and Annual Report

Key points

• Revenue from continuing operations decreased by 17% to $35,070k due to the non-renewal of the VirginMedia O2 contract.
• Loss from continuing activities after tax reduced by 78% to ($8,152k) excluding impairments.
• Company achieved underlying cashflow breakeven in H2 FY26 and is well-positioned for growth.
• New AI products released, focusing on industry verticals for FY27 growth.

Full summary

Dubber Corporation Ltd reported a 17% decline in revenue to $35,070k for the year ended 30 June 2026, primarily due to the non-renewal of the VirginMedia O2 mobile voice recording contract. The company's loss from continuing activities after tax attributable to members decreased by 78% to ($8,152k) excluding non-cash impairments. The company achieved underlying cashflow breakeven in the second half of FY26, with significant cost reductions and restructuring. Dubber exited surplus property and consolidated its technology footprint, delivering meaningful annualized savings. The company ended FY26 well-capitalized, supported by available working capital of approximately $15.2 million, cash reserves, and an undrawn finance facility. Dubber is focused on driving revenue growth through its industry vertical sales strategy and expanding its base of more than 245 CSP partners. The company is also accelerating the adoption and monetization of its new AI and Insights products.

Outlook

Dubber is focused on converting its stronger foundation into profitable growth through industry vertical sales strategy, expanding CSP partnerships, and accelerating AI product adoption.