How Simble Solutions Is Powering Growth with Renewables and New Partnerships

Simble’s 2024 Momentum and Market Expansion

Simble Solutions Limited (ASX:SIS) has delivered a comprehensive update at its 2025 Annual General Meeting, underscoring a year of tangible progress across its core markets in Australia and the United Kingdom. The company’s energy and sustainability software platforms, notably SimbleSense and CarbonView, have seen increased adoption driven by rising demand for carbon reduction and energy efficiency amid high energy costs.

Key to this momentum was the expansion of the Intellihub partnership, which now manages close to 7,000 smart meters, providing industrial and SME clients with actionable energy insights. The addition of the Royal Automobile Association of South Australia to Intellihub’s client roster further cements Simble’s footprint in the Australian market.

Product Innovation and Strategic Partnerships

Simble’s launch of Simble Academy in August 2024 marked a strategic move to complement its software offerings with professional training in carbon accounting and energy management. This initiative aims to build industry expertise and deepen customer engagement.

In parallel, the integration of Simble’s CarbonView platform with MYOB Acumatica, now available on the MYOB App Marketplace, positions the company to tap into a broader user base seeking seamless carbon reporting capabilities embedded within their financial systems.

Internationally, Simble has forged important partnerships, including a strategic alliance with the UK’s Nisa, a major convenience store group, making SimbleSense their default energy management platform. Additionally, agreements with Ireland’s The Noledge Group extend Simble’s reach into ERP clients using Sage and Netsuite, enhancing sustainability reporting capabilities across the region.

Renewable Energy Ventures and Leadership Focus

Beyond software, Simble is actively advancing its renewable energy ambitions. The company is finalising a long-term lease and cooperation agreement for an 830-hectare site on Curtis Island, Gladstone, to develop the Gladstone Green Industry Park. This project envisions a multi-faceted renewable energy hub featuring solar, hydrogen, battery storage, and advanced manufacturing infrastructure.

Simble is also progressing consulting agreements with two solar and battery farms in New South Wales, expected to generate meaningful consulting revenues in the near term. These initiatives signal a strategic diversification that aligns with Australia’s low-carbon transition.

The appointment of Max Wang as Executive Director in March 2024 reflects Simble’s ambition to expand into China and Southeast Asia. Wang’s leadership in establishing Simble Academy and identifying new capital and consulting projects underscores the company’s growth trajectory in these emerging markets.

Outlook and Shareholder Engagement

CEO Fadi Geha expressed confidence in the company’s products and team, emphasizing a clear focus on achieving cash flow breakeven and profitability. The leadership team’s commitment to rebuilding shareholder value was a recurring theme, alongside gratitude for investor patience during this growth phase.

While specific financial guidance and timelines for renewable energy revenue remain under wraps, Simble’s strategic partnerships and project pipeline position it well to capitalize on the accelerating global shift towards sustainability and clean energy.