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Pointerra Limited (ASX:3DP)

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Current share price for 3DP : $0.026 -0.001 (-3.70%)+
Release
13 Oct 2026 8:11AM
Price at Release
$0.027
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Summary
Pointerra Limited’s September quarter FY27 results presentation and Appendix 4C commentary outlines strong quarterly performance for its Pointerra3D digital twin SaaS platform, with record Q1 customer receipts of A$3.254 million, positive operating cash flow of A$0.549 million, and a closing cash balance of A$1.953 million at 30 September 2026, supported by enterprise ARR growth, renewals, new Tier 1 customer onboardings and government grant income. The report highlights continued expansion of Pointerra3D across survey and mapping, utilities, mining, transport, AECO, and government sectors, including progress with Avista, Davey, PG&E, Georgia Power, Agnico Eagle, Origin Energy, FGJV, PTA and Main Roads WA, alongside channel partnerships with Inertial Labs and Carahsoft. Product and R&D updates emphasise enhancements to Pointerra3D Core, analytics, CAD/BIM workflows, utility and mining solutions, and multi-epoch data handling, while the Appendix 4C shows no financing inflows, minimal investing outflows of A$6,000 for intellectual property, government grants and tax incentives of A$1.269 million, and related-party payments of A$129,000 for directors’ fees, salaries and superannuation.
Key Points
  • Pointerra3D is positioned as an end-to-end cloud-based digital twin SaaS platform with Core, Analytics and Answers products.
  • The company reported highest ever Q1 customer receipts of A$3.254 million for the quarter ended 30 September 2026.
  • Net cash from operating activities was positive at A$549,000 in Q1 FY27.
  • Closing cash and cash equivalents were A$1.953 million at 30 September 2026.
  • Receipts growth was driven by enterprise ARR expansion, renewals and new Tier 1 customer onboardings in Australia and the US.
  • The US DOE GRACI engagement worth US$2 million continued to progress commercial milestones during the quarter.
  • Survey and mapping activity included paid subscription conversions in the US, Woolpert’s renewal, a new PNG customer L Systems, and a channel partnership with Inertial Labs.
  • Utilities activity included commencement of a three-year direct enterprise agreement with Avista, expansion with Davey at BGE, renewal by United Utility Services, new proof of value work with PG&E, and SA Power Networks’ renewal.
  • Mining and resources activity included deployment at Agnico Eagle’s Fosterville gold mine, a new proof of value with a Tier 1 copper miner in Mongolia, 4Z’s renewal, and commencement of Origin Energy pipeline survey operations.
  • AECO activity included FGJV’s 2026 renewal for Snowy 2.0 and continued account development with Jacobs, while Amazon’s yard mapping program remained paused.
  • Transport activity included renewals from the Public Transport Authority of Western Australia and Main Roads Western Australia, with ongoing North American pipeline development.
  • Government, defence and intelligence activity included a new partnership with Carahsoft to access US government buyers, while DOE JARVIS and Leidos GRIDS IV opportunities remained pending.
  • Platform development during the quarter included photogrammetry and inspection improvements, Unified Data Browser early access, Gaussian Splat support, multi-epoch analytics, enhanced CAD/BIM workflows, utility analytics upgrades, and underground convergence monitoring advances.
  • Appendix 4C shows operating cash inflows from customers of A$3.254 million and government grants and tax incentives of A$1.269 million.
  • Operating cash outflows included A$1.116 million for research and development, A$551,000 for product manufacturing and operating costs, A$156,000 for advertising and marketing, A$1.540 million for staff costs, A$597,000 for administration and corporate costs, and A$14,000 in finance costs.
  • Investing cash outflow was A$6,000 for intellectual property, with no financing cash flows recorded.
  • Related-party payments totalled A$129,000 and comprised directors’ fees, salaries and superannuation.
  • The report states that positive operating cash flow makes the estimated quarters of funding metric not applicable under Appendix 4C.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should refer to the full announcement here for further information.