Atturra reported unaudited FY26 guidance-aligned uEBITDA of 30–30.5 million, aided by a 2H restructuring charge of about 1.7 million, and noted a revenue of 348–352 million driven by June deal timing and a shift to agency versus principal structures, which did not affect profitability. The company flagged a one-off non-cash goodwill impairment of AUD 20–25 million linked to softness in government and defence contracts, but insisted this had no cash impact or effect on underlying performance. Operating cash flow in the second half rose to 22–23 million, helping deliver full-year cash flow around 9 million and signaling a return to positive cash generation. Atturra signaled a strategic pivot to organic growth in FY27, with ongoing investments in AI, ERP and Scholarion and expectations for revenue, EBIT and EBITDA growth through internal initiatives. The update helped spur a rally despite volatility in the stock, as investors focused on reaffirmed guidance and the capital-return strategy, including share buybacks, and the long-term potential of recurring managed services and large government and enterprise contracts.