FlexiRoam Limited has announced a significant multi-year agreement with an established Australian payments group to provide SIM and eSIM connectivity for payment terminals across Australia. This agreement marks the expansion of FlexiRoam’s payment-terminal connectivity business into the Australian market, adding a new revenue stream through recurring monthly subscription fees. The deal aligns with FlexiRoam's strategy to enhance its B2B and enterprise partnerships, leveraging its AI-powered global connectivity platform. With an initial term of three years and potential for further renewals, the agreement is strategically important, set against a backdrop of over a million active payment terminals in Australia and a robust card payment market. The company anticipates modest near-term revenue impact, with projections for annualised recurring revenue by the end of 2027 ranging between A$0.32 million and A$0.44 million.
Key Points
FlexiRoam Limited announced a multi-year connectivity agreement with an Australian payments group.
The agreement involves providing SIM and eSIM connectivity for payment terminals across Australia.
This expands FlexiRoam's payment-terminal connectivity business into Australia.
The agreement will generate recurring revenue from monthly subscription fees.
The initial term of the agreement is three years, with options for renewal.
The agreement aligns with FlexiRoam's strategy to scale recurring B2B and enterprise partner revenue.
Australian consumers had access to 1.04 million payment terminals as of March 2026.
In FY2025, Australians made over 15.86 billion card payments totaling more than A$1.07 trillion.
FlexiRoam's platform is designed to provide reliable connectivity essential for mission-critical payments.
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