Seeing Machines (SEE) Trading Update summary
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Trading Update summary
13 Jun, 2025Financial performance
FY2024 revenue reached $67.6m, a 17% increase and in line with expectations.
Annualised recurring revenue rose 11% to $15.1m.
Cash at year-end was $23.5m, including a $16.5m license fee from Caterpillar.
EBITDA loss expected between $17-19m, impacted by margin mix and royalty volumes.
Operational highlights
Over 2.2 million cars now feature Seeing Machines technology, up 104% year-on-year.
18 automotive programs awarded with 11 OEMs, cumulative lifetime value of $392m.
Guardian solution now connected to over 62,000 vehicles globally, a 19% increase.
Aviation business advanced with a $10m collaboration with Collins Aerospace.
Acquisition of Asaphus Vision enhances AI and machine learning capabilities.
Strategic and regulatory developments
New 5-year license and marketing agreement signed with Caterpillar, expanding opportunities in heavy equipment and on-highway vehicles.
Guardian Generation 3 homologated for two bus manufacturers, supporting compliance with new European GSR regulations.
Collaboration launched with Valeo and Berlin office established to support European growth.
Latest events from Seeing Machines
- Record production and profitability in H2 FY2026 set the stage for continued growth.SEE
H2 2026 TU - Gross margin rose to 58% as adjusted EBITDA losses narrowed, despite a wider net loss.SEE
H1 2026 - Recurring revenue and royalty growth offset lower NRE, with positive EBITDA expected in H2 FY2026.SEE
H1 2026 TU - All AGM resolutions passed with strong support, highlighting financial and strategic progress.SEE
AGM 2025 - Revenue and margins surged as regulatory momentum and new investment drive profitability.SEE
H2 2025 - Resolutions passed decisively, revenue up 17%, cash flow break-even expected FY25.SEE
AGM 2024 - Margin expansion and revenue growth continue, with break-even targeted by end of FY25.SEE
H2 2024 - Cash position strengthened and partnerships set stage for growth amid market volatility.SEE
Trading Update - OEM growth, cost cuts, and regulatory tailwinds drive progress toward 2025 break-even.SEE
H1 2025