Excite Technology Launches Investor Centre to Support Regional Expansion Strategy

By Josua Ferreira -

Excite Technology Services launches Investor Centre as part of regional engagement strategy

Excite Technology Services (ASX: EXT) has partnered with Relait to launch an online Investor Centre, providing a centralised hub for shareholders and prospective investors to access company information and engage directly with management. The platform is accessible via the Investors tab on the company website.

This forms part of a broader investor engagement strategy that includes the recent appointment of Spark Plus Pte Ltd as investor relations advisor on 17 June 2026 and a non-deal roadshow currently underway across Singapore and Hong Kong. The Investor Centre consolidates ASX announcements, financial reports, presentations, videos, and social media links in one location, powered by the Relait investor relations platform.

The Investor Centre provides a direct channel between management and shareholders, improving information accessibility as the company pursues growth across Australia and South-East Asia.

Understanding investor centres and why listed companies use them

An investor centre is a dedicated digital hub where companies share key materials with current and prospective shareholders. Rather than requiring investors to navigate scattered ASX filings and corporate websites, these platforms consolidate announcements, reports, presentations, and other materials in a single accessible location.

ASX-listed companies establish investor centres to centralise information that would otherwise be fragmented across multiple sources, enable direct communication between management and investors, and support trading liquidity by making the investment case more accessible. For a company like Excite that operates across Australia and South-East Asia, a centralised investor hub reduces friction for international investors seeking information about the business.

Strategic context from the June 2026 investor presentation

In its June 2026 investor presentation, Excite outlined key operational highlights accompanying the Investor Centre launch. Management presented FY26 revenue of $21.4 million, representing 75% growth year-on-year, and FY26 EBITDA of ($3.5 million), a 23% improvement on the prior period.

The company reported $5.5 million in annualised cost reductions currently in progress, with 50% of FY27 forecast revenue already contracted. Excite holds $52 million in carry-forward tax losses available to offset future earnings. The company’s Rule of 40 score stands at 59, well above the benchmark of 40.

The company’s balance sheet push builds on a record quarterly cash performance in Q2 FY26, when operational cash flows exceeded $1 million for the first time in the company’s history, supported shortly after by $1.05 million in convertible note funding from existing sophisticated investors.

FY26 and FY27 Financial Metrics:

  • FY26 revenue: $21.4M (+75% YoY)
  • FY26 EBITDA: ($3.5M) (+23% improvement YoY)
  • Annualised cost-out in flight: $5.5M
  • FY27 contracted revenue visibility: 50%
  • Carry-forward tax losses: $52M
  • Rule of 40 score: 59

Excite Technology Services (EXT) June 2026 Financial Highlights

The presentation positions Excite as balancing growth investment with cost discipline, with more than half of next year’s revenue already secured.

Growth strategy and market positioning

Management outlined six FY27 strategic pillars in the presentation:

  1. Organic growth via Tier-1 corporate and government wins
  2. Growing recurring revenue from the current approximately 55% baseline through managed services, MDR/SOC retainers, and forensic subscriptions
  3. Disciplined M&A adding revenue, profit, and capability
  4. Strengthening the balance sheet and securing working capital facilities
  5. Investor engagement initiatives including fiscal year realignment to 30 June
  6. Development of the Canberra Forensic Cyber Centre

The company’s FY27 strategic plan includes development of the Canberra Forensic Cyber Centre, described as Australia’s only privately-owned forensic cyber centre, located within 15 minutes of Parliament House. The company operates across cyber security services, IT services, and digital forensics.

Management commentary

Bryan Saba, Managing Director & CEO

“We are very pleased to be joining the Relait platform as a key element of our communication strategy. The Investor Centre complements our recent appointment of Spark Plus and our roadshow programme, giving us a direct channel to keep shareholders well informed and actively engaged as we broaden our investor reach across Australia and South-East Asia.”

Saba also stated in the announcement that management views the coming 12 months as having the potential to materially expand Excite.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Excite Technology Relait partnership and what does it do?

Excite Technology Services (ASX: EXT) has partnered with Relait to launch an online Investor Centre — a centralised hub where shareholders and prospective investors can access ASX announcements, financial reports, presentations, videos, and social media links in one place.

What revenue did Excite Technology Services report for FY26?

Excite Technology Services reported FY26 revenue of $21.4 million, representing 75% growth year-on-year, alongside an EBITDA of negative $3.5 million — a 23% improvement on the prior period.

What is a non-deal roadshow and why is Excite doing one in Singapore and Hong Kong?

A non-deal roadshow is a series of investor meetings conducted without the immediate intention of raising capital — companies use them to build relationships and raise their profile with institutional and retail investors. Excite is running one across Singapore and Hong Kong as part of a broader strategy to expand its investor base across South-East Asia.

What is Excite Technology Services' Rule of 40 score and why does it matter?

Excite Technology Services has a Rule of 40 score of 59, well above the benchmark of 40. The Rule of 40 is a widely used metric for technology companies that combines revenue growth rate and profit margin — a score above 40 is generally considered a sign of a healthy, well-balanced tech business.

How much of Excite Technology's FY27 revenue is already contracted?

According to Excite's June 2026 investor presentation, 50% of the company's FY27 forecast revenue is already contracted, providing meaningful forward visibility heading into the next financial year.

Josua Ferreira
By Josua Ferreira
Partnership Director
Josua Ferreira holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing and Advertising and brings a background in publication, business development, and ASX market storytelling. He has worked with listed companies across the resource sector and broader market, combining sharp commercial instincts with a genuine commitment to keeping investors informed.
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