Atturra Posts $300.6M Revenue and $31.5M EBITDA, Eyes $384M in FY26

Strong Financial Performance and Growth Outlook

Atturra Limited, an ASX-listed advisory and IT solutions provider, unveiled its FY25 financial results at the Barrenjoey Emerging Growth Conference on 25 November 2025. The company reported a 24% increase in revenue to $300.6 million and a matching 24% rise in underlying EBITDA to $31.5 million, sustaining an underlying EBITDA margin of approximately 10.5%. This performance underscores Atturra’s successful strategy of combining organic growth with targeted investments in high-growth technology sectors.

Looking ahead, Atturra projects FY26 revenue of $384 million and underlying EBITDA of $40.3 million, signaling confidence in its expanding market footprint and operational leverage.

Driving Forces, Cloud, AI, and Defence

A key pillar of Atturra’s growth is its proprietary Atturra Cloud Platform (ACP), particularly the ACP for Boomi, launched in July 2025. This cloud-hosted environment offers secure, scalable, and fully managed services tailored for Boomi’s integration platform, addressing a global market of over 20,000 Boomi clients. Atturra’s ACP solution not only complements Boomi’s sales efforts but also offers a cost-effective alternative to existing expensive and limited runtime options.

In parallel, Atturra is advancing its AI capabilities with a focus on enterprise-grade, sovereign AI solutions designed for complex, regulated environments. The company’s Agentic AI framework enables autonomous process automation with embedded governance, positioning Atturra at the forefront of AI adoption in Australia’s IT services sector.

Defence and national security remain strategic sectors for Atturra, leveraging its sovereign status and deep local expertise. The company supports critical government programs, including Defence ERP and Joint Experimentation initiatives, with over 350 security-cleared staff and a track record of delivering $250 million in contracts. Atturra’s role as a prime contractor and systems integrator enhances its competitive advantage amid increasing digital reliance by the Australian Defence Force.

Expanding Footprint in Education and Cybersecurity

Atturra is also making significant inroads in the K-12 education sector through its Scholarion platform, a Microsoft Dynamics 365-based school management system. With over 300 clients and a growing sales pipeline of 50 schools, Atturra aims to capitalize on the $3.6 billion Australian edtech market, addressing challenges such as teacher retention, student engagement, and data silos.

On the cybersecurity front, Atturra’s managed services and private cloud infrastructure deliver comprehensive protection and compliance solutions. The company boasts industry-recognized partnerships and operates multiple data centres across Australia and New Zealand, offering hybrid cloud deployments that meet clients’ demands for security, scalability, and cost efficiency.

A Sovereign Provider with Recurring Revenue Strength

Atturra’s business model emphasizes predictable revenue streams, with 78% of FY25 revenue classified as recurring or long-term client revenue. This stability, combined with its sovereign positioning and multi-sector expertise, underpins its pricing power and client retention. The company’s strategic partnerships with Microsoft, Boomi, and other technology leaders further enhance its market relevance and ecosystem value.

As Atturra continues to invest in innovation and expand its platform offerings beyond Boomi ACP to other technologies like Denodo and InfoArchive, it is well-positioned to capture emerging opportunities in cloud, AI, and government IT modernization.