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Fineos (ASX:FCL) logged 0.0056 euros in EPS for the first half, compared with a loss of 0.0037 euros a year ago, a Thursday filing showed.For the six months ended June 30, revenue was 72.5 million euros versus 67.2 million euros previously, the Australia-listed software company added.The company reaffirmed its fiscal 2026 revenue guidance of between 147 million euros and 152 million euros.
Fineos (ASX:FCL) reported second-quarter client cash receipts of 26.9 million euros, down 23% from a year earlier due to the timing of collections, according to a Thursday filing with the Australian bourse.The company said its full-year 2026 revenue guidance remains unchanged at 147 million euros to 152 million euros.Fineos ended the quarter with a cash balance of 39 million euros, up by 4.1 million euros from a year earlier and 8.1 million euros lower than the previous quarter, reflecting the seasonal nature of cash collections.The company's shares gained 2% in recent Thursday trade.
Fineos (ASX:FCL) said OneAmerica Financial has expanded its partnership with the company, selecting the AdminSuite "Quote-to-Claim" platform to streamline and unify its employee benefits operations, according to a late Monday statement from the companies.The system will expand beyond disability claims to include underwriting, policy administration, and life and waiver claims, with the goal of streamlining processes, reducing operational silos, and improving the customer experience, the companies said.
Fineos' (ASX:FCL) shares were up nearly 1% after the company said Monday that it entered a strategic partnership with Opifiny, a cloud-based platform that digitizes and streamlines medical information collection for underwriting, disability, and absence management.Under the collaboration, medical information collected through Opifiny will flow directly into Fineos claims and absence processes.Financial terms were not disclosed.
FINEOS (ASX:FCL) reported first-quarter customer cash receipts of 56.5 million euros, up 9.3% year-on-year, driven by subscription fee revenues invoiced in January, according to a Monday Australian bourse filing.The company recorded customer cash receipts of 51.7 million euros for the three months ending March 31, 2025, an earlier filing showed.Exchange rate movements during the quarter had a positive impact of 1 million euros on the cash balance.The company's full-year revenue guidance remains in the range of 147 million euros to 152 million euros.The company's shares fell 1% in recent Monday trade.
