Dubber completes Daisee asset acquisition, adding just under A$1.7m in ARR
Dubber Corporation Limited (ASX: DUB), the conversation intelligence platform for Communications Service Providers, has completed the acquisition of selected assets of Daisee Holdings Pty Ltd. The deal was previously announced to ASX on 11 September 2026.
Daisee has annual recurring revenue (ARR) of just under A$1.7m. The Daisee acquisition was completed on terms materially consistent with those previously announced.
Completion removes deal-closing uncertainty and moves the company into the integration phase.
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What Dubber acquires from Daisee
The acquisition includes the following assets:
- Customer contracts
- Intellectual property
- Technology assets
Daisee provides AI services across voice recordings, supplying some of Australia’s leading companies with contact centre AI solutions. It specialises in the insurance and financial services verticals.
The company says the acquisition strengthens Dubber’s AI capabilities and expands its presence in the insurance and financial services sectors.
For readers wanting the financial mechanics behind the transaction, our full explainer on the original Daisee deal terms sets out the maximum A$1.25m consideration, the three cash tranches, and the conditional share component tied to ARR retention.
| Asset | What it is | Investor relevance |
|---|---|---|
| Customer contracts | Contracts acquired from Daisee | Daisee ARR of just under A$1.7m |
| Intellectual property | Acquired as part of the selected assets | Strengthens Dubber’s AI capabilities |
| Technology assets | Acquired as part of the selected assets | Strengthens Dubber’s AI capabilities |
| Vertical focus | Insurance and financial services | Expands Dubber’s presence in these sectors |
How AI voice analytics fits the recurring revenue strategy
Conversation intelligence means capturing voice conversations and using AI to show businesses what is being discussed. Dubber captures voice conversations across mobile phone networks, phone systems, Webex and Teams, and stores them securely and compliantly.
It then offers AI products intended to help customers drive sales, reduce costs, improve customer retention and remain compliant.
Recurring revenue matters to investors because ARR gives visibility on predictable income. The acquired Daisee ARR sits alongside Dubber’s stated strategy of growing AI-driven recurring revenues.
What happens next for Dubber
Dubber will now focus on the following:
- Integrating the acquired assets
- Transitioning customers onto its platform
The execution of the customer transition will determine how much of the Daisee ARR is carried onto the Dubber platform.
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