Accesso Technology Group maintained its full-year guidance, expecting revenue of approximately $146 million and cash EBITDA of around $20 million. Trading in the first half met board expectations, with performance weighted towards the second half covering summer and Halloween seasons. The ticketing and guest experience software provider launched its payments product, accessoPay, with first customer transactions expected in August. This completes Accesso's strategy of bundling ticketing, food and beverage, retail, guest experience and virtual queuing products into a single platform. The company reported an increasing number of multi-product deals in the first half. Roughly $1.9 million of revenue depends on delivering Middle East projects by December. Accesso separately disclosed an IT security incident, judging financial exposure risk as low with no impact on outlook.

Accesso Technology Group CEO Steve Brown discussed the company's strategic direction ahead of a planned leadership transition. Brown highlighted accesso's position as a global technology partner for theme parks, ski resorts and major attractions, emphasising the strength of its leadership team and customer relationships. A key focus is the company's expansion into AI and data analytics through the Dexibit acquisition. The platform consolidates data from multiple systems, enabling operators to improve revenue, guest experience and operational decision-making through conversational analytics. Brown described Dexibit as transformational for the business. Brown also addressed the handover to incoming CEO Lee Cowie, stating it was carefully planned. He expressed confidence that the company is well-positioned for growth, supported by strong foundations and expanding AI capabilities.

accesso Technology Group reported revenue of $155.1 million for full year 2025, up 1.8% on a reported basis and nearly 4% on a like-for-like basis. Cash EBITDA reached $23 million with a 14.8% margin, whilst gross margin improved to 78.5%. The company held £30.5 million in cash at year-end despite spending $15.9 million on share buybacks, bringing total shareholder returns to $36 million over 15 months. Recurring revenue streams showed strong growth, with licence fees up 30.8% and maintenance agreements rising 16.8%. accesso completed the acquisition of Dexibit to enhance its AI capabilities. However, the company faces challenges including flat transactional revenue and the expected loss of a major queuing customer in 2026. Headcount was reduced from 682 to approximately 605.