Atturra Posts $300.6M Revenue and $31.5M EBITDA, Eyes 20% Growth in FY26

Strong Financial Performance Amid Strategic Expansion

Atturra Limited has delivered a compelling financial performance for the year ended 30 June 2025, with revenue climbing 23.5% to $300.6 million and underlying EBITDA increasing by 23.9% to $31.5 million. This growth underscores the company’s successful execution of its dual strategy – expanding its technology offerings and deepening industry-specific expertise.

Despite the strong top-line growth, profit after tax attributable to owners declined slightly by 7% to $9.1 million, reflecting increased costs associated with acquisitions and integration efforts. The company did not declare any dividends during the year, opting instead to reinvest capital into growth initiatives.

Acquisitions Fuel Geographic and Service Expansion

FY25 was marked by six key acquisitions, including Exent Holdings, Chrome Consulting, Plan B, ComActivity, Kitepipe, and DalRae Solutions. These deals have broadened Atturra’s footprint beyond Australia into New Zealand and the United States, while also enhancing its capabilities in enterprise solutions such as SAP and ServiceNow.

Notably, Chrome Consulting and DalRae Solutions have strengthened Atturra’s position in enterprise content management and SAP’s Business Technology Platform, respectively. The acquisitions are expected to contribute significantly to future revenue streams and underpin the company’s ambition to become Australia’s leading advisory and IT solutions provider.

Growing Predictable Revenue and Government Contracts

Atturra has increased its share of predictable revenue to 78%, a combination of recurring and long-term client contracts. This shift highlights the company’s success in securing stable, ongoing engagements, particularly within the public sector. The company has signed over a dozen contracts across multiple Australian states, including a transformative $10 million deal in South Australia to enhance case management systems.

Managed Services have also seen strong uptake, especially in national security agencies, reflecting Atturra’s reputation for seamless and efficient IT service delivery.

Innovation and AI Integration at the Forefront

Atturra is capitalising on the growing demand for AI-powered solutions. The company has partnered with technology leaders such as Nuix and Hewlett Packard Enterprise to accelerate AI workloads, achieving performance improvements up to tenfold. Additionally, Atturra won a global AI hackathon hosted by Boomi, developing an AI agent now featured in Boomi’s marketplace.

This focus on AI and high-growth technologies aligns with Atturra’s strategy to maintain pricing power and market leadership in niche technology areas.

Capital Management and Outlook

In April 2025, Atturra launched an on-market share buyback program targeting up to 10% of issued capital, demonstrating confidence in its financial position and growth prospects. The company retains significant financial capacity to pursue further acquisitions without external capital.

Looking ahead, Atturra’s management forecasts a 20% increase in underlying EBITDA for FY26, driven by organic growth and continued integration of recent acquisitions. The company remains cautious but optimistic about market conditions, particularly in Canberra, while expanding its presence in other regions.