Statutory Revenue and Pro Forma Revenue
Statutory revenue for H1 FY26 was $28.3M, slightly down 2% versus PCP. Pro forma revenue (underlying measure smoothing license fees) was $34.4M, down 6% versus PCP with term-based contracts down 4% and services down 2%.
Product Launches and Roadmap
Launched Iris (AI natural-language observability interface) and Elevate (Prognosis-as-a-service) in H1; IR Labs planning a standalone AI-powered MVP in calendar 2026. Iris rollout to Transact and Infrastructure targeted by end of FY26 with planned agentic capabilities and data-layering later in calendar 2026.
Key Customer Deployment
High Value Payments product fully implemented for a top-10 U.S. bank — described as a significant foundational deployment and a driver of ongoing discussions with other global banks.
New Client and Expansion Momentum
New client revenue increased modestly with multiple strong wins late in the period, particularly across Government, Health and Defence verticals. Expansion (cross-sell/upsell) outperformed in percentage terms (noted as a strong uplift, though off a low base).
Product Mix Winners
Transact product grew: Pro forma revenue for Transact was up 6% driven by expansion business, contrasting declines in other product lines.
Cash Position and Liquidity
Cash increased 8% in the half to $43.6M. Operating cash flow improved to $5.5M versus $0.5M in PCP. No debt on the balance sheet.
Disciplined Operating Costs (ex-credit loss)
Operating expenses excluding expected credit losses were down 4% to $26.5M. Sales & Marketing decreased 9% while Product & Technology investment increased 14% aligned to strategy.
Strong Balance Sheet and Net Assets
Net assets remained strong at $95.7M (down 5% to PCP) and company retains capital headroom to fund product-led growth initiatives.