
Way2VAT reports H1 revenue up 61% to $4M
- Way2VAT produced half-year revenue of $4 million and announced cost cuts to fast-track breakeven.
- The fintech firm expanded its client base to 533 enterprise customers as accounts receivable reached $6.9 million.
- Operating cost reductions will rely on internal AI technology to automate administrative functions across the business.
Way2VAT (ASX:W2V) reported $4 million in first-half revenue, marking a 61% increase compared to the prior corresponding period.
The business expanded its enterprise clients from 414 to 533 and integrated its newly acquired RBC unit.
“This is a defining step in Way2VAT's evolution from a VAT-recovery leader into a broader invoice and indirect AI tax platform – and it opens a new, recurring revenue stream for the group," said Way2VAT Founder and CEO Amos Simantov.
The cost-saving initiatives commencing Sept. 1 will focus on operational savings through artificial intelligence automation.
Following the announcement, the Way2VAT share price was unchanged at $0.07.
The enterprise technology provider recently launched its Way2Invoice product featuring an embedded AI compliance engine.
The company also expanded its commercial partnership with Go Global to support a project for an international e-commerce platform.