Dubber Corporation Limited ( (AU:DUB) ) has issued an update.
Dubber Corporation Limited reported revenue from continuing operations of $35.1 million for the year ended 30 June 2026, a 17% decline on the prior corresponding period due mainly to the non-renewal of the VirginMedia O2 mobile voice recording contract in the EMEA region. The loss from continuing activities after tax attributable to members came in at $8.2 million, with no dividends declared for the year.
The company’s net loss includes non-cash goodwill impairment of $1.1 million, following much larger impairment charges in the prior year, contributing to a 78% reduction in loss after tax on a like-for-like basis when excluding impairments. Net tangible assets per share improved from negative $0.09 to negative $0.05, and the FY26 financial report has been audited, signaling incremental progress in reducing underlying losses despite revenue pressure from contract transitions.
These results highlight the operational impact of losing a major telecom customer while showing some balance-sheet improvement and a smaller underlying loss, factors that are likely to be closely watched by shareholders and creditors assessing Dubber’s ability to stabilize and grow its recurring revenue base.
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