The latest update, which covers the year to 30^th June 2026, said that earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) increased 25% to $6.5m, outpacing revenue growth.

Revenue in Australia and New Zealand was up 8% on the previous financial year to $33.4m, with rest of the world revenue hitting $31.6m, a 20% rise.

Platform revenue increased 74% to $19.3m, which Pureprofile said was down to demand for scalable, technology-focused tools.

The company said that the last five years has seen annual growth of 20%, on average, and 19% EBITDA.

Cash balance rose to $6.8m, an increase of $1.1m on the previous year.

The figures also include the acquisition of qualitative research business Crnerstone in March

Pureprofile was set up in 2000 and is based in the Surry Hills suburb of Sydney, an also operates in New Zealand, the UK, the US, India, Singapore, Philippines, Portugal, the Netherlands, Germany, Malaysia and Indonesia.

Martin Filz, chief executive at Pureprofile, said: “EBITDA growth continues to outpace revenue growth, demonstrating the operating leverage in our model and the benefits of ongoing process improvements and AI-driven efficiencies.

“We will continue to pursue similar opportunities where they strengthen the business and create shareholder value.”