Weebit Nano Ltd’s Appendix 4E and 2026 Annual Report for the year ended 30 June 2026 present a year of accelerated commercialisation for its embedded ReRAM technology, with revenue rising to A$15.276 million from A$4.409 million in FY25 while the statutory loss after tax widened to A$54.897 million as the company increased investment in R&D, customer programs, AI initiatives and organisational capability; key milestones included qualifying ReRAM at DB HiTek to JEDEC standards, licensing the technology to Texas Instruments, progressing onsemi test chips, securing multiple product-company agreements and customer tape-outs, expanding agreements with existing customers, joining AI-related initiatives including a Korean in-memory compute program, and raising about A$102 million to strengthen the balance sheet, leaving cash and cash equivalents of A$168.3 million and net assets of A$154.0 million at 30 June 2026, with no dividends declared, net tangible assets per share of 63.95 cents, management guidance for at least A$7.1 million revenue in 1H FY27, and a strategy focused on scaling ReRAM adoption across foundries, IDMs, product companies and AI-related applications while positioning for future royalty revenue as customers move toward mass production.
Key Points
Appendix 4E covers the year ended 30 June 2026 and is based on the audited financial report.
Revenue from ordinary activities increased to A$15.276 million from A$4.409 million in FY25.
Loss from ordinary activities after tax attributable to members was A$54.897 million compared with A$38.385 million in FY25.
No final or interim dividend was declared for FY26.
Net tangible asset backing per security was 63.95 cents at 30 June 2026, up from 43.041 cents a year earlier.
Weebit positions itself as a leading independent licensor of qualified ReRAM IP for embedded non-volatile memory and AI-related applications.
FY26 highlights included DB HiTek technology qualification, fully functional onsemi test chips, and three product customers taped out for production to date.
Texas Instruments licensed Weebit ReRAM for embedded processing in advanced nodes during FY26.
Weebit ReRAM was selected for the Korean National In-Memory Compute program.
A share purchase plan completed in May 2026 contributed to total funds raised of about A$102 million.
The company reported record revenue driven by IP licensing, NRE payments, new agreements and milestone-based receipts from existing customers.
Weebit expects at least A$7.1 million revenue in 1H FY27 compared with A$5.6 million in 1H FY26.
onsemi test chips embedded with Weebit ReRAM were taped out at its 65nm production fab and performed as expected in testing.
DB HiTek qualification to JEDEC standards in a 130nm BCD process was described as a major milestone toward mass production.
Several commercial products using Weebit ReRAM have already been taped out and are moving through testing, characterisation and qualification.
Existing customer agreements were expanded to include additional technologies, products and domains.
The company increased focus on AI and in-memory compute, including work showing substantial potential power advantages for ReRAM-based accelerators.
A wholly owned US subsidiary, Weebit Nano Inc, was established to support North American customer engagement.
The group ended FY26 with A$168.3 million cash and cash equivalents and a net working capital surplus of A$151 million.
Research and development expense rose to A$47.575 million, sales and marketing expense to A$11.663 million, and general and administrative expense to A$13.720 million.
Total assets were A$180.147 million, total liabilities A$26.162 million, and total equity A$153.985 million at 30 June 2026.
Operating cash outflow improved to A$18.397 million from A$23.121 million in FY25 despite increased investment.
The report states no entities were gained or lost during the year and no significant events occurred after the reporting date.
Weebit’s strategy is to broaden foundry and IDM adoption, support customer qualification and production, and ultimately generate recurring royalty revenues.
The annual report was approved by the board and signed in Melbourne on 27 August 2026.
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