Dubber reports strong revenue growth, aims for FY26 cash flow positive

Dubber Corporation Limited reported a 9% increase in FY25 revenue to A$42,191,878 and a 60% reduction in loss before depreciation, amortisation, interest, impairment, and tax, reaching A$9,753,915. The company achieved its underlying operating cash flow breakeven target in June 2025. Despite the non-renewal of a key mobile voice recording contract impacting FY26 revenue, Dubber anticipates offsetting this through additional cost reductions of A$4 million and potential new revenues, aiming to return to cash flow positive in FY26.

The company's strategic focus for FY26 includes an industry vertical sales strategy, expanding its over 240 Communications Service Provider (CSP) partners, product evolution, and further cost improvements. Dubber also provided an update on ongoing investigations into the alleged misuse of funds, with proceedings filed in the Federal Court of Australia against former auditors and chief executive.

Dubber maintains a strong financial position with A$10,863,888 in cash and access to an undrawn A$5,000,000 loan facility as of 30 June 2025. Total available funding stands at A$15,863,888. The company has secured an extension of its loan facility from Thorney Investment Group to 31 January 2027 and continues to advance its R&D with a total investment of over A$2 million in Q4 FY25.