ASX-listed Novatti Group Limited has released its Q4 FY26 Activities Report, closing out a defining year in which the company successfully repositioned around its Payments AU/NZ business, growing transaction volumes and improving profitability.
Key achievements from Q4 include:
- Group revenue $7.6m (+5% QoQ) with $3.7m gross margin
- Payments AU/NZ revenue $3.9m (+8% QoQ) with $1.9m gross margin (+26% QoQ)
- Group EBITDA of $0.3m, improving by $0.4m QoQ
- Payments AU/NZ EBITDA increased 95% QoQ to $0.9m
- Gross Transaction Value (GTV) reached $975m, up 16% QoQ and 39% YoY
- Cash balance of $3.0m, with an additional $1.2m from the AUDC share sale received in July
Novatti‘s Payments AU/NZ business has become the company’s primary growth engine, now contributing the largest share of Group revenue, gross margin and EBITDA. The continued increase in transaction volumes across both Issuing and Acquiring platforms reflects the growing scale of Novatti’s payments infrastructure and the successful execution of its commercial strategy.
Novatti also strengthened its balance sheet during the quarter, realising $1.2 million from the partial sale of its AUDC shareholding while retaining significant exposure to Australia’s leading regulated stablecoin business.
With gross margin remaining above 50%, positive cash EBITDA and an expanding pipeline of customers transitioning through implementation to live transaction processing, Novatti enters FY27 with strong commercial momentum and a scalable payments infrastructure positioned to deliver continued revenue growth and increasing shareholder value.
Commenting on the company’s performance, Novatti CEO, Mark Healy, said, “Q4 FY26 completes a defining year for Novatti. We have successfully repositioned the business around AU/NZ payments infrastructure, delivered sustained revenue growth, materially improved profitability and demonstrated that our strategy is translating into stronger financial performance.
“Our core Payments AU/NZ business now generates the largest revenue, gross margin and EBITDA for the Group as transaction volumes continue to increase across both our key Issuing and Acquiring platforms. Our sales, onboarding and integration focus provides confidence in further momentum carrying into FY27.
“Beyond the financial performance, we have continued to strengthen the foundations of the business. We expanded our commercial team, improved the balance sheet, secured new distribution and continued investing in products that position Novatti to benefit from evolving payment regulation and the growing demand for modern, digital payments infrastructure.
“With gross margin surpassing 50%, positive cash EBITDA and a growing pipeline of customers progressing from implementation to live transaction processing, Novatti is well positioned to drive further growth and increase shareholder value in FY27 and beyond.”