Netcall (LSE:NET) reported revenue of £57.7 million for the year ended 30 June 2026, an increase of 20% from the previous year, supported by growth in its cloud services business.
Cloud services revenue increased 37% to £40.1 million, while recurring revenue represented 83% of total revenue. Cloud annual contract value (ACV) also rose 37% to £46.3 million.
Adjusted EBITDA increased 23% to £12.1 million. Statutory profit before tax, however, declined 31% to £3.5 million.
Netcall increased its final dividend by 17%. The company ended the period without debt and reported continued cash generation during the year.
AI Products Feature in More Than 40% of New Cloud Orders
Netcall reported a cloud net retention rate of 115%, with revenue growth coming from both new and existing customers.
Sales of products incorporating artificial intelligence capabilities nearly tripled during the year, according to the company. AI-related products featured in more than 40% of new cloud orders.
Netcall also completed the integration of Jadu during the period, with the company reporting cost savings from the integration and an expanded position in the local government market.
The contracted revenue order book stood at £98.6 million at the end of the period, including £51.0 million expected to be recognised within the following 12 months.
Netcall also reported a record sales pipeline, which management cited alongside the order book in expressing confidence in continued growth across its cloud and AI-related products.
About Netcall
Netcall is a UK enterprise software company providing automation and customer engagement technology through its Liberty platform.
The company serves approximately 700 organisations across sectors including healthcare, government and financial services. Its customer base includes around two-thirds of NHS Acute Health Trusts and approximately half of UK local authorities.
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