Latest Revenue Recognition News

Parkway Corporate Limited reports a robust start to FY26 with strong operating revenue and EBITDA, alongside securing a pivotal 10-hectare site for its Queensland Brine Management Complex project.

DUG Technology reports a robust start to FY26 with 19% revenue growth and a landmark SaaS and HPCaaS contract, marking key international milestones.

Icetana Limited reports a strategic pivot to a SaaS-driven revenue model with recurring income now dominating its sales, despite a 49% drop in total revenue for FY25. A landmark partnership with SoftBank Robotics aims to fuel growth in Japan and beyond.

Jupiter Energy reported steady oil sales of US$1.65 million in Q3 2025, all through domestic channels, while nearing completion of a key gas pipeline integration that promises operational efficiencies.

Etherstack's subsidiary has won a significant £14.2 million contract to supply critical software for the UK's Emergency Services Network, marking a major milestone in mission-critical communications.

Vinyl Group’s subsidiary Funkified Entertainment is on track to meet its 2025 earn-out target, driven by major new contracts that reinforce the company’s vertical acquisition approach.

Delorean Corporation has released its audited 2025 Annual Report, revealing key adjustments from its preliminary results including lower revenue, increased tax expenses, and a significant reclassification of borrowings.

Etherstack’s subsidiary Auria Wireless has landed a A$0.8 million contract to upgrade Energy Queensland’s statewide digital radio network, continuing a partnership that dates back over a decade.

icetana Limited reveals delays and payment uncertainties in its Baghdad Safe City project, raising questions about revenue timing and project execution.

Vection Technologies has expanded its AI contract portfolio by securing an additional $2.1 million through a deepened exclusive partnership with Area12 Consulting, bringing total contracts since May 2025 to $5.7 million.

Peppermint Innovation Limited reported a modest 4% revenue increase for FY25 alongside a 56% wider net loss, driven by rapid user growth and strategic divestments. The company’s operational momentum contrasts with auditor concerns over its financial sustainability.

KneoMedia has narrowed its FY25 net loss by 38%, driven by cost controls and a strategic shift to its scalable KneoScience EdTech platform. The company also secured a $700,000 order for FY26, signaling growing traction in the US education market.