Company recorded revenue of A$9.38 million and a cash EBITDA of A$1.94 million
SYDNEY: Australian place-based media company Motio Ltd. reported a 30% year-on-year revenue increase for fiscal year 2025, driven by organic growth and strategic divestments, according to its annual results presentation released Monday.
Motio posted revenue of A$9.38 million and a cash EBITDA of A$1.94 million, up 291% from the previous year. The company attributed the surge to increased media utilization, a sustainable business model, and improved operational efficiency across its digital screen networks.
Cash reserves rose 168% year-on-year, bolstered by a A$1.215 million inflow from the sale of its SPAWTZ business and partial repayment of debt to oOh!media. Gross margins improved to 74.7%, supported by strong performance in its health vertical and reduced connectivity costs.
Personnel expenses declined 5% year-on-year, while other expenses rose due to increased marketing, repairs, and client entertainment. The company said these costs are expected to normalize in FY26.
Motio operates over 1,200 digital displays across Australia in environments such as healthcare, cafés, and community centers. It has begun rolling out new locations in partnership with PCYC NSW and plans further network expansion.
“Our fifth consecutive year of revenue growth reflects the strength of our business model and the impact of our digital environments,” the company said. “We’re well-positioned to scale operations and deliver high-impact solutions for brands and customers.”
Motio emphasized its values of teamwork, openness, and equity, and said it remains focused on profitability and innovation heading into FY26.