
TradeWindow revenue rises 20% to NZ$9.6M
Global trade software company Trade Window (ASX:TWL) has reported strong audited results for the 2026 financial year, driven by improved customer retention and higher average revenues.
The company’s trading revenue rose 20% to NZ$9.6 million, up from NZ$8 million in FY25, whilst annual recurring revenue surpassed the NZ$10 million milestone for the first time to finish at NZ$10.1 million.
The growth continues on an unbroken upward trajectory since TradeWindow listed on the NZX in November 2021, reflecting a 28% organic revenue compound annual growth rate since FY23.
The company's full-year highlights reveal an improved EBITDA loss of NZ$1.2 million—a NZ$0.3 million recovery from the previous year—alongside a net loss after tax of NZ$2.6 million.
TradeWindow achieved a 60% gross margin for the full year and a customer retention rate of 89%.
Key growth drivers included increased average revenue per customer, with shipper ARPC climbing 22% to NZ$30,352 and freight forwarder ARPC jumping 27% to NZ$13,907.
TradeWindow is currently targeting FY27 trading revenue between NZ$10.9 million and NZ$11.3 million, with expectations that EBITDA will approach breakeven.