Latest Software As A Service News

Knosys Limited reports a record Annual Recurring Revenue run rate of $9.8 million, driven by strong enterprise renewals and new customer wins, alongside the launch of its next-generation Libero library app and upgraded LMS.

DroneShield Limited has reported a record-breaking first quarter with $33.5 million in revenue, more than doubling year-over-year, supported by a robust $94.4 million in committed purchase orders and a burgeoning SaaS segment. The company’s expansive $1.6 billion sales pipeline and strong cash position set the stage for accelerated growth in the counter-unmanned systems market.

ikeGPS delivered a robust 4Q FY25 with a 48% jump in annual subscription revenue and closed NZ$12 million in contracts, while receiving a non-binding acquisition approach valuing the company at around NZ$165-170 million.

Infomedia Limited has announced an on-market share buyback of up to 5% of its issued capital, signalling confidence in its financial strength and commitment to shareholder value. The buyback will be executed over the next 12 months, leveraging the company’s robust cash reserves.

Infomedia Ltd reported a steady 2% revenue increase and an 11% rise in NPATA for H1 FY25, alongside a strategic 50% stake acquisition in European AI startup Intellegam, signaling a push for innovation and global expansion.

HUB24 has delivered a robust half-year performance for 1HFY25, marked by significant revenue growth, record net inflows, and expanding adviser engagement, reinforcing its leadership in Australia’s wealth management technology sector.

Vection Technologies has inked a three-year SaaS agreement with Mexican telecom giant Totalplay, marking a strategic push into Latin America with its Enworks XR platform.

Prophecy International Holdings has posted a record half-year revenue of $11.6 million for H1 FY25, driven by strong demand for its AI-enabled cybersecurity and data integration products. The company’s transition to subscription models and expansion into new global markets underpin a positive outlook.

Artrya has secured a pivotal three-year commercial contract with Sonic Healthcare Australia to deploy its AI-driven Salix Coronary Anatomy platform across over 125 radiology centres, marking a significant step in commercialising its coronary artery disease diagnostic technology.

Bridge SaaS Limited has appointed Richard Gordon as CEO, signaling a strategic push to expand its footprint in the NDIS sector through acquisitions and technology innovation.

RocketBoots Limited has secured a contract extension with a major Australian retailer and raised $1.5 million to accelerate its international expansion, while advancing multiple multinational trials of its AI-powered SaaS platform.

X2M Connect reported a 51% revenue drop in Q2 FY25 as it shifts from hardware to SaaS, yet improved margins and EBITDA signal progress. Strategic partnerships in the Middle East and Taiwan offer promising growth avenues.