Latest Dataworks (ASX:DWG) News

Dataworks Group Limited has reached a significant milestone, turning cash flow positive in the second quarter of FY26, supported by over $30 million in secured government contracts and a robust global pipeline for its centralised self-exclusion technology.

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DataWorks has secured a significant contract extension with iGaming Ontario, adding over C$12.5 million to its Centralised Self-Exclusion program services. This move strengthens its recurring revenue and solidifies its RegTech division’s profitability.

DataWorks Group has reported a robust turnaround with a $1.1 million positive operating cash flow in Q2 FY26, underpinned by major government contracts and validated social impact from its BetStop™ platform.

DataWorks Group signals a turning point with its strongest quarterly operating cash flow since refocusing on its core RegTech business, driven by key contracts in Australia and Ontario.

Dataworks Limited solidifies its leadership in regulated gaming technology with its Centralised Self-Exclusion platform, backed by major government contracts and a robust growth pipeline.

DataWorks Group has extended its Canadian iGaming Ontario contract with new call centre capabilities, driving revenue growth and operational efficiencies that position the company for positive cash flow in FY26.

Dataworks Group Limited reported a modest revenue increase and a reduced net loss for FY25, underpinned by major contract wins in Canada and Australia. The company is targeting cashflow positivity in the first half of FY26 following operational efficiencies and capital raises.

DataWorks Group has extended its $10 million Ontario self-exclusion contract to include advanced call centre services, adding $1.15 million in revenue and reinforcing its leadership in regulated gaming technology.

DataWorks Group reports a dramatic reduction in cash outflows and rising revenues, driven by strong contract execution and cost discipline, setting the stage for positive operating cash flow by December 2025.

DataWorks Group Limited has secured a two-year extension on its BetStop self-exclusion contract and is advancing its global RegTech pipeline, aiming for positive operating cash flow by December 2025.