Atturra has reported strong momentum heading into FY26, as the IT services and advisory firm posts unaudited underlying earnings (EBITDA) between $31 million and $34 million for FY25. This keeps the company firmly on track with its profitability targets, despite a mixed operating environment.
For FY25, Atturra’s unaudited revenue surpassed $300 million, representing a healthy rise of over 20 per cent compared to the previous year. While this result came in just shy of earlier guidance of $305 million–$320 million, the company maintains its confidence in sustained long-term growth.
Looking forward, Atturra has set its sights on achieving revenue and EBITDA growth of more than 20 per cent in FY26. This projection is supported by a blend of historic organic growth—expected to return to around 10 per cent—and contributions from acquisitions finalised in FY25.
CEO Stephen Kowal described FY25 as a pivotal period in the company’s evolution, marking its transformation from a scale-up to a fully integrated advisory and IT solutions provider. “While there have been some continued headwinds, particularly in the federal government and defence markets, our balanced strategy across high-growth technology verticals has allowed us to meet our profitability targets and maintain annual growth above 20 per cent,” Kowal said.
Beyond organic growth, Atturra is also positioned for additional expansion via acquisitions, with over $89 million in cash reserves and $35 million in undrawn debt facilities available as of the end of FY25. This financial strength underpins its next phase: deepening its capabilities in managed services, ServiceNow, and other high-value specialist areas.
“Our plan for FY26 is clear,” Kowal noted. “We aim to integrate recent acquisitions, broaden our portfolio, and keep growing—building on the solid platform we’ve established to deliver strong returns for our clients and shareholders.”
With this combination of targeted acquisitions, service portfolio expansion, and steady organic growth, Atturra appears well positioned to sustain its trajectory in Australia’s competitive IT services sector—proving its strategy isn’t just about scaling, but also about delivering meaningful, profitable transformation.