Streamplay Posts Second Cash-Flow Positive Quarter with A$130K Operating Inflow

Strong Operational Momentum

Streamplay Studio Limited (ASX – SP8) has delivered a robust quarterly performance for the period ending 30 September 2025, marking its second consecutive cash-flow positive quarter. The company’s integrated approach, combining first-party game development, third-party publishing, and platform technologies, continues to gain traction across global Tier 1 markets and emerging regions.

Key highlights include the integration of flagship titles like Super Flappy Golf and Super Stickman Golf 3+ into Apple’s new Games App, launched on iOS 26, and the inclusion of Flappy Golf Party in Amazon Luna’s relaunch. These moves underscore Streamplay’s ability to adapt its IP for major platforms swiftly, opening new recurring revenue streams.

Global Game Launches and Industry Recognition

On the PC front, Flick Shot Rogues launched on Steam to immediate success, debuting as the #1 Popular Upcoming game and achieving an impressive 80% return on investment within its first month. Meanwhile, Winter Burrow, a title generating significant buzz with over 130,000 Steam wishlists, is set for launch on Xbox and Nintendo Switch in November. The game’s accolades, including the Best Music Award at Gamescom 2025 and nominations alongside iconic franchises, highlight Streamplay’s growing influence in the indie gaming space.

These launches have been complemented by strong industry engagement, with Streamplay’s titles featured prominently at major events such as Gamescom and the Tokyo Game Show. Such exposure not only boosts consumer interest but also facilitates strategic partnerships and potential acquisition discussions.

Emerging Markets and Platform Innovation

Streamplay’s expansion into emerging markets remains a key growth pillar. The deployment of a new billing and partner management system across the Pacific Islands modernizes the company’s value-added services infrastructure, enabling AI-driven optimization for telco integrations. This innovation promises enhanced operational efficiency and scalability in regions like Fiji, Palau, American Samoa, and Tonga.

In the Middle East and Africa, the company has advanced its licensing-led model, particularly in the UAE and South Africa, supported by new marketing agreements expected to drive subscriber growth and platform activity. These initiatives position Streamplay well to capitalize on the rising demand for cloud gaming and digital content in these fast-evolving markets.

Financial Discipline and Outlook

Financially, Streamplay reported operating cash inflows of approximately A$130,000 for the quarter, with cash receipts rising 17% quarter-on-quarter to A$1.68 million. The company ended the period with a strong cash balance of A$7.26 million and no debt, reflecting disciplined cost control and sustainable revenue streams from both gaming and platform operations.

Looking ahead, the December quarter is poised to benefit from multiple catalysts, including the Winter Burrow launch across major consoles and the continued rollout of Amazon Luna’s GameNight featuring Streamplay’s titles. The company also remains active in exploring strategic acquisitions to deepen its content portfolio and expand Tier 1 publishing relationships.

Streamplay’s Chairman Bert Mondello emphasised the company’s transformation into a scalable games and platform business, highlighting the strength of its model and the exciting pipeline ahead.