Canada's D-BOX Technologies fiscal 2026 revenue rises to record high
Canada's D-BOX Technologies fiscal 2026 revenue rises to record high
Overview
Canada haptic tech provider's fiscal 2026 revenue grew 35% yr/yr to record C$57.6 mln
Adjusted EBITDA more than doubled to C$15.5 mln for fiscal 2026
Company expanded theatrical footprint by 189 net new screens, reaching 1,201 active globally
Outlook
Company expects system sales to normalize toward historical seasonal patterns
D-BOX says improved financial position supports continued investment in innovation and strategic initiatives
Company recognized deferred tax asset based on expectation of future taxable profits and positive outlook for cash flows
Result Drivers
THEATRICAL SYSTEM SALES - Surge in system sales to theatrical customers, up 133% yr/yr, was a primary driver of revenue growth
ROYALTY AND MAINTENANCE REVENUES - Recurring rights for use, rental, and maintenance revenues rose 32%, supporting profitability
INSTALLED FOOTPRINT EXPANSION - 18.7% increase in active screens to 1,201 globally contributed to higher recurring revenues
Company press release: ID:nGNX6fM0Yl
Key Details
Metric | Beat/Miss | Actual | Consensus Estimate |
FY Revenue |
| C$57.6 mln |
|
Q4 EPS |
| C$0.008 |
|
FY Adjusted EBITDA |
| C$15.5 mln |
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