Vection Technologies Ltd (ASX:VR1) Reports Strong Q2 Results
Vection Technologies Ltd (ASX:VR1) reported a significant operational and financial improvement in its second-quarter activity report for 2025. The company achieved a milestone of positive net cash flow in its historically weakest quarter, generating operational cash inflows of approximately $0.1 million.
Financial Highlights
Vection’s revenue soared by 60% half on half, with unaudited pro-forma revenue for the first half of FY25 reaching $17.4 million, a substantial increase from $10.9 million in the prior year. The recurring revenue constituted about 34% of this figure, up from only 10% for the entire FY24, signalling a strong pivot towards sustainable income streams.
Vection’s secured revenue for FY25 has reached $31.6 million, with cash receipts for the quarter amounting to $12.1 million, inclusive of a $5.6 million contribution from The Digital Box (TDB), which was acquired during this period.
Operational Achievements
In response to growing demand, Vection successfully integrated TDB’s AI technology, adding over 3,000 customers and more than 100 resellers to its portfolio. The company launched its AI-based ‘Algho’ product, securing key contracts with several notable clients, including a $1.6 million agreement with Brexia Med and a $1.8 million deal in the defence sector.
Noteworthy initiatives also include a $3.6 million agreement with Cometa SpA for educational tools, further demonstrating the application of its technology across various sectors.
Corporate Developments
In a strategic move, Vection appointed former Apple COO Marco Landi as Independent Non-Executive Chair to leverage his extensive experience near the technology sector. Additionally, Cameron Petricevic has joined as Independent Non-Executive Director, focusing on governance and business development.
Outlook
Looking ahead to the second half of FY25, Vection aims to expand its AI and XR solutions in the enterprise, government, and education sectors while enhancing its recurring revenue through subscription services.
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