Latest Revenue Recognition News

Jcurve Solutions has updated its revenue recognition policy for its ERP subscription licenses, shifting from point-in-time to over-time recognition, leading to restated FY25 financials and enhanced transparency.

Argosy Minerals has executed a spot sales contract for 16.1 metric tonnes of lithium carbonate from its Rincon project, marking a key commercial milestone amid rising lithium prices.

SKS Technologies has landed its largest data centre contract yet, a $130 million project in Melbourne, lifting its total work on hand to $304 million and prompting an upward revision of its FY26 revenue guidance.

Alcidion Group has expanded its contract with Leidos Australia, adding $12.3 million in value and increasing annual recurring revenue by $2.5 million through to 2028.

Webjet Group’s preliminary 1H26 results reveal resilience in a challenging market, with underlying EBITDA in line with expectations despite a 9% decline. The company revises FY25 figures following an accounting policy change and lowers FY26 EBITDA guidance amid subdued domestic leisure travel and a delayed brand relaunch.

DroneShield Limited has retracted its recent announcement of $7.6 million in new U.S. Government orders, clarifying these were reissued contracts rather than fresh deals. The company is addressing the administrative error to prevent future confusion.

Etherstack’s subsidiary has landed a A$2.5 million contract with the Australian Defence, reinforcing its growing footprint in sovereign defence communications.

Enlitic, Inc. reported a strong quarter with record cash receipts and contract wins, yet withdrew its revenue guidance due to delayed project completions. The company remains confident in reaching operational cash flow break-even by the end of Q4 FY25.

DXN Limited reports a sharp revenue decline in Q1 FY26 due to client-driven project deferrals but highlights a robust $11.9 million backlog and the imminent launch of its first Data Centre as a Service site.

Group One Capital Limited reports initial $600,000 fee income from its subsidiary FSU Capital, with a $16 million fee pipeline and refreshed board governance signaling strategic momentum.

Papyrus Australia has taken a major step towards commercialisation by signing a $4.2 million binding Terms Sheet with TBS Mining Solutions and progressing a high-volume production facility in Vietnam. The company also secured a $250,000 government grant and restructured its leadership to support growth.

COSOL Limited reports a $7-8 million revenue shortfall in H1 FY26 amid macroeconomic pressures but pivots towards higher-margin Asset Management as a Service contracts and cost efficiencies to stabilize performance.