Integrated Research Limited ( (IREHF) ) has released its Q4 earnings. Here is a breakdown of the information Integrated Research Limited presented to its investors.
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Integrated Research Limited (IR) is a company specializing in the design, development, and sale of software for real-time monitoring of business-critical computing environments, particularly in Unified Communication and Payment networks. Operating globally, IR serves major organizations across various sectors, including banking and telecommunications.
For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025, Integrated Research Limited reported a profit after tax of $13.4 million, marking a significant decline from the previous year. The company’s revenue fell by 18% to $68.3 million, attributed to a softer renewal book and market uncertainties, particularly in the Americas. Despite these challenges, the company increased its cash balance by 27%.
Key financial metrics showed a decrease in revenue across all product groups, with ‘Collaborate’ down by 6%, and both ‘Infrastructure’ and ‘Transact’ down by 28%. The company launched ‘Prognosis as a Service’ to adapt to changing market demands, offering clients a hosted version of its software. Geographically, revenue declined in all regions, with the Americas experiencing a 21% drop.
Integrated Research is pivoting towards a product-led growth strategy, focusing on innovation and leveraging AI and machine learning. The company aims to introduce new AI-powered products in FY26, aligning with enterprise needs and enhancing its competitive edge. Management is committed to investing in product innovation to drive growth.
Looking ahead, Integrated Research is focused on building new products and capabilities, particularly in AI/ML, to meet the evolving needs of large enterprises. The company aims to grow its revenue from new business while navigating risks such as market competition and geopolitical developments.