Gentrack secures billing software contract with Australia's Momentum Energy. 20 Oct 2026 2 mins Gas and electricity retailer chose Gentrack to support over 200,000 connections due to its strong track record, AI focus and Salesforce integration. Listed utility software developer Gentrack Group has secured a contract with Australian gas and electricity retailer Momentum Energy for its cloud-based g2 billing offering. In a statement released to both New Zealand's Stock Exchange (NZX) and the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), Gentrack said Momentum Energy will use g2 to simplify its technology landscape, reduce the cost to serve and create a scalable foundation for future innovation, digital experiences and AI driven efficiencies Momentum Energy contracted Gentrack to support its over 200,000 residential and business meter points across Australia following a competitive evaluation. According to the statement, it chose Gentrack for its delivery record in the Australian energy market, strong regulatory compliance model, and integration with Salesforce. "This transformation represents a significant investment in the future of our business," said Momentum Energy interim CEO Danny Moore in the statement. "We selected Gentrack because of its deep understanding of the energy market together with a proven implementation approach and success track record, strong AI focus, and a close integration with Salesforce." Momentum joins a growing community of utilities across Australia and New Zealand that trust Gentrack to modernise mission critical customer and billing platforms, the company said. "Momentum Energy has a clear vision for the future and a strong commitment to delivering greater sustainability, cost efficiency and operational simplicity for its customers, while enabling future growth and innovation," said Gentrack chief executive officer Gary Miles. "As a forward-thinking and innovative energy retailer, Momentum's ambitions and values align closely with our own. With a 100 per cent transformation success record, we look forward to working closely with the Momentum team to deliver another successful transformation and build a strong foundation for its future." Gentrack's reported a 119 per cent surge in profits to $20.9 million in its 2025 financial year, even though revenue only increased by 8 per cent to $230.2 million. The results were driven by strong recurring revenue growth across both its utilities and airports divisions, Gentrack said at the time. Don't miss a thing Join the Reseller News mailing list for daily news on the IT channel, covering business, technology, products, and services. by Louis van Wyk Senior Reporter Louis van Wyk is a freelance journalist based in the Central North Island, and a former staff reporter and editor at Reseller News New Zealand. He started his career as a local government and crime reporter in South Africa.

Gentrack Board changes. Director Retirements Gentrack Group Limited has announced that long-standing Directors, Fiona Oliver and Stewart Sherriff, will retire from the Board of Directors of Gentrack on 14 August 2026 and 31 December 2026 respectively. Fiona Oliver, who joined the Gentrack Board in February 2019, has advised that she will retire as a Director after seven years of service. Gentrack Chair Andy Green said, 'Fiona has made an outstanding contribution to Gentrack during her tenure, including as Chair of the Audit and Risk Committee and as Interim Chair of the Board. Her deep governance expertise, sound judgement and commitment have been highly valued by the Board and management team. Gentrack thank Fiona for her significant contribution to Gentrack. Stewart Sherriff was appointed to the Gentrack Board in October 2020 and was due to retire by rotation under the NZX Listing Rules at the next Annual Shareholder Meeting. However, following the successful completion of the Board's succession and renewal programme, Stewart has elected to bring forward his retirement to the end of the year. Chairman Andy Green noted that, 'Throughout Stewart's tenure, he has brought his experience of scaling businesses as a Chief Executive to the Board and Gentrack has benefited greatly from this wisdom. Gentrack thank Stewart for his contribution'. Director Appointments As part of the Board's ongoing succession and renewal programme, a global search was undertaken to identify candidates whose skills, experience and perspectives align with Gentrack's strategic priorities and future growth opportunities. Following a successful search, the Board is pleased to announce the appointments of Stewart Taylor, Laurence Lafont, and Trond Straume as independent non-executive directors of Gentrack: * Stewart Taylor, based in New Zealand, brings more than 25 years' experience across a range of senior finance and executive leadership roles. He is currently Chief Financial Officer of NZX (and ASX foreign exempt) listed Spark New Zealand, one of New Zealand's leading telecommunications and digital services companies. Stewart will assume the role of Chair of Gentrack's Audit and Risk Committee. * Laurence Lafont, based in Paris, France, is an experienced global technology executive with extensive leadership experience across cloud computing, telecommunications, enterprise software and digital transformation. Her career to date, includes senior roles with Oracle and Nokia, as well as Chief Operating Officer of Microsoft France and Vice President, Strategic Industries EMEA at Google Cloud. Laurence is building a portfolio governance career and currently holds independent director roles in the technology and engineering sectors. * Trond Straume, based in Switzerland and Norway, is a technology executive with deep expertise in enterprise software, industrial technology, energy systems and digital transformation. He has extensive experience leading software businesses through growth, mergers and operational transformation. Trond is currently a Managing Director at Partners Group AG, where he focuses on technology investments, portfolio value creation and AI transformation initiatives. He is also a board member of Cloudflight (a European digital transformation and software engineering company), and Chairman of Green Data Center Technologies (a company focused on sustainable data centre solutions). On the recent appointments, Chair Andy Green said, 'Gentrack is delighted to welcome Stewart, Laurence and Trond to the Gentrack Board. Collectively, they bring a highly complementary mix of expertise across key sectors and disciplines that align closely with Gentrack's operations. As Gentrack continues to execute on its growth strategy and strengthen its position as a leading provider of software to utilities and airports globally, their experience leading and governing technology businesses at scale will be invaluable.' The appointments take effect 14 August 2026.