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ENS · NZX

Enprise Group (ENS)

Technology / Software•Covered: FY22 - FY25•3 published briefings

Enprise Group is an NZX-listed technology / software company with FY22 - FY25 of published result briefings.

Latest briefing

FY25 · Released 29 August 2025

Kilimanjaro operating profit fell 57% despite 13.6% revenue growth

Revenue scale is expanding but cost pressure at the dominant segment is eroding operating leverage, leaving the group loss-making at the PBT line.

Market data

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Price
NZD 0.44
Mkt cap
$9.7m
Yield
0%

Quote as of 04-06-2026 1:35pm NZT

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Snapshot

Latest metrics

FY25, released 29 August 2025

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ENS latest metrics
MetricValueChange
Revenue$24.8m↑ +32.5%
Operating profit-$0.09m↑ +95.2%
NPAT-$0.1m↑ +94.4%
Operating cash flow$0.68m↑ +567.1%
OCF / Operating profit %-802.4%↓ -810.6pp
Net debt-$0.5m↓ -36.4%
Net debt / Operating profit5.82x↑ +2810.0%
ROE %-3.3%↑ +12.9pp
PBT-$0.3m↑ +87.5%
FCF pre-lease$0.29m↑ +189.9%

Source: latest published briefing (FY25, released 29 August 2025). Change compares against the prior equivalent period: FY22, released 29 August 2022.

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Performance over time

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ENS metric history
MetricFY2512 MONTHS29 August 2025HY256 MONTHS27 February 2025FY2212 MONTHS29 August 2022Trend
Revenue$24.8m$12.5m$18.7m
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Revenue growth %13.6%21.2%16.3%
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Operating profit-$0.09m$0.12m-$1.8m
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Operating profit margin %-0.3%1.0%-9.5%
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PBT-$0.3m$0.1m-$2.4m
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NPAT-$0.1m$0.2m-$1.8m
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Operating cash flow$0.68m$0.25m-$0.15m
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OCF / Operating profit %-802.4%202.4%8.2%
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FCF pre-lease$0.29m-$0.02m-$0.33m
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FCF post-lease—-$0.02m—
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ROE %-3.3%8.3%-16.2%
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Net debt-$0.5m-$0.38m-$0.36m
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Net debt / Operating profit5.82x-3.06x0.2x
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Debtor days464762
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Total assets$14.7m$14.5m$21.9m
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Reference: annolyse.ai/companies/ens

Note: Figures are shown as reported. Half-year and full-year absolute values are not directly comparable. Growth rates and ratios are the meaningful comparison across mixed periods.

Operating working-capital movement

Per-period working-capital absorption or release, from the same published history. Positive values are working-capital build; negative values are release.

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The setup & the reality

HY25 → FY25 Follow-through

The latest result is checked against what the prior briefing said to watch.

Current result now available

FY25 · Released 29 August 2025

Kilimanjaro operating profit fell 57% despite 13.6% revenue growth

Revenue scale is expanding but cost pressure at the dominant segment is eroding operating leverage, leaving the group loss-making at the PBT line.

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Historical setup

What HY25 said to watch

From Enprise swings to profit on 21.2% revenue growth but FCF turns negative

No formal financial targets have been disclosed, so there is no quantitative benchmark to judge against. Management states the group is currently trading ahead of budget with continued profitability and revenue growth forecast. The FY24 full-year shape provides useful context: HY24 contributed only 47.2% of full-year revenue and the second half generated approximately two-thirds of annual operating cash flow, suggesting the business is structurally second-half weighted. On an annualised basis, HY25 revenue of NZD 12.5m implies a run-rate of approximately NZD 25.0m against FY24's NZD 21.9m.

The key test for the second half is whether the working-capital build reverses into cash and whether the operating leverage achieved at Kilimanjaro is sustained, given the prior year's second half delivered NZD 0.8m of NPAT after a NZD 0.8m first-half loss.

Open questions

Open questions from HY25

  • What proportion of the 21.2% revenue growth was organic versus contributed by the Recipe Marketing acquisition, and what revenue run-rate has Recipe Marketing reached?
  • Why did trade debtors grow 25.2% — faster than revenue — and does this reflect timing of invoicing, slower collections, or new customer payment terms?
  • What drove the negative effective tax rate of -12.4% and is it expected to normalise in the second half, which would affect NPAT comparisons going forward?
  • Will corporate costs (NZD 0.4m operating loss in HY25) continue to decline, or does the acquisition integration introduce additional overhead?
  • Is the NZD 0.3m capex step-up a one-off or an indication of a higher ongoing investment run-rate?

This briefing cannot assess the organic revenue growth rate, the durability of the tax benefit, or the timeline for Recipe Marketing synergies to materialise without further disclosure from management.

Archive

Briefing archive

Every published Annolyse briefing for this company appears here in reverse chronological order.

FY25 · Released 29 August 2025

Kilimanjaro operating profit fell 57% despite 13.6% revenue growth

Revenue scale is expanding but cost pressure at the dominant segment is eroding operating leverage, leaving the group loss-making at the PBT line.

Read briefing→

HY25 · Released 27 February 2025

Enprise swings to profit on 21.2% revenue growth but FCF turns negative

Operating cash flow fell 57.6% to NZD 0.3m despite the earnings recovery, with capex rising sharply and working capital building, leaving free cash

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FY22 · Released 29 August 2022

Revenue grew 16.3% but FY22 swung to a $2.4m PBT loss on Australia drag

Australia booked a $1.7m segment loss and operating cash flow turned negative, with cash on hand down 57% as Kilimanjaro integration weighed

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Earnings quality and statutory distortions

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Revenue growth context

Revenue growth was 13.6% for this reporting period.

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ROE and capital efficiency

ROE was -3.3%, -3.1pp versus the prior comparable period.

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Working-capital pressure

Debtor days were 46 days for this result.

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