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Stakk reports A$16.1m in quarterly pro-forma revenue
Stakk, an Australian company listed on the ASX, reported A$16.1 million in pro-forma revenue for the three months to September 30.
That was about 16.5% higher than in the previous quarter.
The company says customer contracts are starting to generate recurring revenue as deployments move into production.
Stakk has kept its FY2027 objectives unchanged: about A$55.2 million in revenue and A$18.5 million in EBITDA.
Its annualised revenue pace of A$64.3 million is an illustration, not new guidance or a forecast.
The company says existing contracts support its FY2027 revenue objective, but it still needs to deliver and recognise that revenue.
It expects customer wins and cross-selling, including through its ParaScript acquisition, to contribute more substantially in FY2028.
Stakk sells tools for checking documents and identities and preventing fraud, an area facing growing demand as reported fraud losses and deepfake-related threats rise.
Stakk reported quarterly pro-forma revenue of A$16.1 million for the three months to September 30.
The company said this was approximately 16.5% higher than the preceding quarter.
The result implies an indicative annualised revenue pace of A$64.3 million, which Stakk says is illustrative and not revised guidance or a forecast.
Stakk kept its FY2027 objectives unchanged at about A$55.2 million in revenue and A$18.5 million in EBITDA.
The company said recurring revenue under existing contracts supports its FY2027 revenue objective, while newer engagements and cross-selling are expected to contribute more in FY2028.
- Who
- Stakk, an ASX-listed company.
- What
- It reported quarterly pro-forma revenue of A$16.1 million, up approximately 16.5% from the preceding quarter.
- When
- For the three months to September 30. The article was published on October 12, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated
- Why
- Stakk said enterprise customer deployments are maturing and generating revenue, while recurring contracts support its revenue objectives.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Those are concrete measures of execution. Our approach is to set disciplined objectives and deliver results that earn the market’s confidence.
The demand for our solutions is translating into customer commitments, those commitments are moving into production, and production is translating into revenue and cash receipts.
We are delivering the current year while laying the foundations for the next. We couldn’t be more excited.
Stakk reported revenue of A$14.89 million, exceeding its earlier guidance of A$13.55 million by 9.9%.
Stakk reported quarterly pro-forma revenue of A$16.1 million, approximately 16.5% above the preceding quarter.
Stockhead published its report on Stakk’s quarterly revenue.
- Quarterly pro-forma revenue
- A$16.1 million
- Quarterly revenue growth
- Approximately 16.5% from the preceding quarter
- Indicative annualised revenue pace
- A$64.3 million
- FY2027 revenue objective
- About A$55.2 million
- FY2027 EBITDA objective
- A$18.5 million
- FY2026 reported revenue
- A$14.89 million
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