Latest Saas Revenue News

Activeport Group Ltd reports a robust 31% increase in SaaS revenue and a 26% rise in software licensing in Q4 FY25, driving total revenue growth and securing major telecom contracts ahead of FY26.

Kinatico Limited has reported a record FY25 revenue of $32.1 million, driven by a remarkable 54% increase in SaaS revenue and a cash-positive year despite significant technology investments.

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.

DroneShield Limited has reported a record-breaking first quarter in 2025, doubling its revenue year-over-year and nearly tripling its SaaS income, underpinned by a robust $2.41 billion sales pipeline and strong global defense spending.

Control Bionics is on track for its strongest financial year yet, driven by robust US and Australian sales and promising global trials of its NeuroStrip® device.

OpenLearning Limited has agreed to convert $2.12 million of debt owed to its largest shareholder, Education Centre of Australia (ECA), into equity at a 25% premium, increasing ECA’s ownership and strengthening the company’s balance sheet.

Kinatico (ASX:KYP) has upgraded its SaaS revenue forecast for the second half of FY25 to $8.3 million, driven by strong demand for its compliance and credential validation software. The company’s recent sales hires and April launch of Kinatico Compliance underpin this optimistic outlook.

8common Limited reported a record Q3 FY25 SaaS and transaction revenue of $1.1 million, alongside a 33% reduction in operational costs, supported by technology upgrades and a $1.5 million financing facility.

OpenLearning Limited reported a 12% year-on-year increase in SaaS annual recurring revenue to $2.364 million in Q1 FY25, driven by AI-powered product adoption and international customer growth. Strategic acquisitions and partnerships are positioning the company for larger contracts and diversified revenue streams.

Activeport Group Ltd reported a robust 49.3% increase in software revenue for Q3 2025, driven by strategic wins across Asia and Australia, even as SaaS revenue declined due to restructuring. The company’s new technology deployments and cost-cutting measures position it for growth in the coming quarters.

X2M Connect reports a challenging quarter with a 64% revenue drop due to exiting low-margin hardware sales but boosts gross margin and expands its footprint with new contracts in the Middle East and South Korea alongside launching an AI platform for renewables.

MedAdvisor Limited reports a steep decline in 3Q FY25 revenue, driven by US market challenges, while accelerating cost-cutting and reaffirming full-year guidance.