• Record cash receipts of A$4.2 million, up 35% from Q1 FY25
• Operating cash inflows of A$1.5 million, largest 6-month period
• Cash balance strengthened to A$4.6 million

Pointerra Ltd, a leading provider of digital twin solutions, has reported record financial results for Q2 FY25. The company received A$4.24 million in customer cash receipts during the quarter, the highest on record, contributing to a net cash inflow from operating activities of A$1.45 million. This led to the largest receipts and operating cash inflow over any 6-month period for the company, with cash receipts of A$7.3 million for H1 FY25 compared to A$6.8 million for the full year FY24. The strong cash collections were driven by delivery efficiencies in material contracts and existing customer renewals, while US customer programs are expected to continue contributing during the balance of FY25 and beyond. The company's cash balance as of 31 December 2024 was A$4.60 million, further strengthening its financial position. Pointerra continues to focus on scaling its recurring SaaS revenue and cash flow, with a disciplined approach to cost management and operational leverage to drive sustainable profitability. The company's growth strategy includes identifying and onboarding quality people, continuing to work with customers to identify and migrate inefficient desktop digital twin workflows to the cloud, and leveraging its proven success in the electric power utility sector to expand into other key target market sectors.

The company reported record cash receipts of A$4.2 million in Q2 FY25, up 35% from Q1 FY25, and operating cash inflows of A$1.5 million, resulting in the largest receipts and operating cash inflow over any 6-month period. The company's cash balance as of 31 December 2024 was A$4.60 million.

Pointerra continues to focus on scaling its recurring SaaS revenue and cash flow, with a disciplined approach to cost management and operational leverage to drive sustainable profitability. The company is also leveraging its proven success in the electric power utility sector to expand into other key target market sectors, such as mining, oil and gas, and transport.