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FBR Q1 2027 TU earnings summary
Complete event summary combining all related documents: earnings call transcript, report, and slide presentation.Q1 2027 TU earnings summary30 Oct, 2026
Executive summary
First Mantis™ unit passed Factory Acceptance Testing after quarter-end, making its US$990,000? sale order binding and unconditional; Industrial Robotics paid a $198,000 deposit.
Industrial Robotics was appointed non-exclusive Mantis™ distributor for the US and Canada; Hadrian® completed its first current-generation Australian residential demonstration build.
Financial highlights
Operating cash outflow was $2.073m and investing cash outflow was $106,000 for the quarter.
Financing activities provided $2.389m net; quarter-end cash was $238,000.
Post-quarter SPP and shortfall subscription raised $2.5m before costs; the first Mantis™ sale deposit added $198,000.
Outlook and guidance
Continued operations and business objectives were expected to be supported by the post-quarter $2.5m raise, Mantis™ proceeds, potential R&D tax financing and a second convertible-note tranche.
Further funding options under consideration included debt, equity and additional machine sales.
Customer demonstrations for Mantis™ in Perth were planned through January 2027, with dispatch to the US after the remaining balance is settled.
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- Net loss narrowed to $5.29 million as new robotics products launched and funding secured.FBRH1 2026
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- Achieved record robot performance, first Mantis sale, and secured new financing amid short cash runway.FBRQ2 2026 TU
- Mantis™ robot launched, Hadrian® tested, $22M finance secured, cash at $1M, funding needs ongoing.FBRQ1 2026 TU
- Cost cuts and new funding drive focus on robotics commercialization and automation partnerships.FBRQ3 2025 TU
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FBR Limited is an Australia-based robotics technology company focused on automating construction processes. The company develops robotic systems and machinery for building applications, with a primary product known as the "Hadrian X," a bricklaying robot designed to improve efficiency, speed, and accuracy in construction. FBR's technology is aimed at addressing labor shortages and cost challenges in the building industry by streamlining bricklaying and related construction tasks.