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Audinate’s FY25 was a year of strategic transition marked by shipment of one million Dante devices, launch of a cloud-based management platform, and acquisition of Iris Studio to bolster AI-driven video capabilities. Despite revenue headwinds, the company is poised for growth in FY26 with strong gross profit momentum and a robust balance sheet.

Audinate reported a 33% revenue decline in FY25 due to OEM inventory adjustments but boosted gross margins to 82.1% through a software shift and completed the strategic Iris acquisition, setting the stage for growth in FY26.

Audinate Group Limited reported a 32% revenue decline and a net loss in FY25 amid industry headwinds, while expanding gross margins and completing a strategic acquisition to boost its video capabilities.

Audinate Group has completed its $28 million acquisition of Iris Studio, a US-based leader in AI-powered, cloud-based camera control technology, marking a significant expansion into video production solutions.

Audinate Group Limited has acquired Iris, a US-based SaaS platform for remote AV device control, in a deal valued up to US$28 million. This move strengthens Audinate’s video and control capabilities within its Dante ecosystem.

Audinate Group Limited is set to acquire US-based Iris Studio Inc for up to US$28 million, enhancing its cloud-based video production and remote camera control capabilities. This strategic move aims to integrate Iris’s AI-powered platform with Audinate’s Dante ecosystem, targeting growth in video and AV control sectors.

Audinate’s 1H25 results surpassed market expectations despite a 29% drop in gross profit, driven by a strategic shift towards higher-margin software products and a robust cash position.

Audinate delivered 1H25 results above guidance despite a transitional year marked by inventory adjustments, with software revenue growth and strategic product launches setting the stage for a return to growth in FY26.

Audinate Group Limited's half-year results reveal a sharp 38.4% revenue decline and a $2.2 million net loss, driven by reduced chip demand as customers clear inventory. Yet, growth in OEM partnerships hints at potential recovery.