Built Cybernetics lifts revenue, boosts recurring software income and sharpens PropTech focus

Aukett Swanke ( (GB:BUC) ) just unveiled an announcement.

Built Cybernetics reported an 8% rise in revenue from continuing operations to £20.1 million for the year to 30 September 2025, with a swing to a modest trading profit before tax of £77,000 and a post-tax profit of £111,000. Annualised recurring revenue from contracted services and software jumped 43% to £1.71 million, including a 69% surge in proprietary software ARR to £751,000, while net current liabilities fell 44% after issuing £1.1 million of convertible loan notes.

Operationally, the company expanded its Smart Core platform to 2.9 million sq ft of building space across 15 countries and advanced its ecoDriver energy optimisation offering, as its UK architecture division returned to profitability. Post year-end, it exited the loss-making Anders + Kern business, acquired 3DEO’s mapping assets (now MapBI) and interiors specialist Work.Place.Create., and highlighted a supportive market backdrop for ecoDriver amid energy price concerns.

Management signalled an acceleration strategy built around three software-led smart building businesses, a rejuvenated architecture arm, and increased use of its AIM listing to pursue larger acquisitions following a relaxation of documentation rules. The group expects continued growth from Smart Core, ecoDriver and MapBI and believes the convergence of architecture and smart building technology is positioning it as a consolidator in the fast-growing PropTech sector.

More about Aukett Swanke

Built Cybernetics plc is a London-quoted PropTech group focused on smart buildings and related services, combining software platforms with architectural expertise. The company designs and integrates technical systems as a core element of modern premises, cross-selling smart building solutions alongside its architecture projects to build scalable, recurring revenue streams for investors.

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