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COMPANY NEWS:

Key highlights: 

• Atturra Limited unaudited FY24 revenue to exceed $240m, up 35% on the prior corresponding period (pcp)
• Strong end to 2HFY24 with Underlying EBITDA for the full year of $25m to $26m, up 19% on pcp which is in line with guidance of 25m+
• Over 40 new federal government contracts signed across multiple departments and agencies including Departments of Defence, Home Affairs, Finance, and Treasury, as well as the Australian Signals Directorate, Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission and Australian Financial Security Authority showing confidence in Atturra’s sovereign capabilities. Although individually not material to the overall FY24 result, the combined contracts noted have contributed to the aggregate FY24 performance outlined above.  
• Continuing to track well with contracts in the education, mining and resources and local government sectors. Atturra is expecting to continue strong revenue growth in FY25 whilst maintaining target underlying EBITDA.
• Continued success in integrating acquisitions to be Australia’s leading sovereign end to end IT services and advisory businesses.
• 20%+ growth in revenue for FY25 whilst maintaining underlying EBITDA of 10.5%

Two-thirds of Australian Federal Government portfolios have implemented Castlepoint’s category-defining AI, Castlepoint has claimed.

Procurement and supply chain management solution provider Coupa says the Budget’s Office of Supply Chain Resilience announcement falls short, and that it “needs teeth and details on application of advanced tech.”

American cyber security company FireEye says it has identified a killswitch which will stop malware that was planted in the Orion network monitoring software, made by the Texas firm SolarWinds, from operating under certain conditions.

The Federal Department of Treasury can now accept invoices from its suppliers through a digital channel, with an e-invoicing solution having gone live on Friday.

Australian enterprise software as a service provider TechnologyOne has delivered its Human Resources and Payroll software as a service solution to automate pay for New Zealand Government employees and contractors across three agencies.

The CSIRO's Data61 division will ‘undertake a review to fully examine the far-reaching potential and implications for both government and industry of the adoption of 'blockchain' technology.’