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Audeara Limited delivered record FY26 revenue of $4.45 million, driven by a 45% surge in Australian wholesale sales and progress in AI audio licensing with OPTEK Microelectronics. The company narrowed its loss and advanced Auracast deployments across retirement villages and education sectors.

Audeara has reached a key milestone as its chip-level AI licensing partnership with Optek enters commercial production, receiving initial purchase orders worth about A$31,000. This validates Audeara’s scalable fee-per-chip licensing model and sets the stage for broader applications in audio and hearing health.

Audeara Ltd posted record FY26 cash receipts of $4.2 million and unaudited revenue of $4.44 million, driven by progress in AI audio licensing, exclusive assistive listening deals, and a large-scale Auracast deployment across retirement villages.

Audeara Ltd has posted its second straight quarter of positive operating cash flow, driven by a record Australian wholesale order and expanding technology licensing deals. The company’s cash balance rose to $1.05 million as it advances global market expansions.

Audeara Limited reported a strong half-year revenue increase of 63.76% to $2.95 million, alongside a 57% reduction in net loss. However, the company flagged ongoing uncertainty about its ability to continue as a going concern.

Audeara Ltd reported a strong Q2 FY26 with revenues up 274% year-on-year, securing key regulatory approval in China and expanding its global licensing footprint.