Xero raises FY27 operating revenue forecast to NZD 3.77 billion-3.83 billion

By Public Technologies
  • Xero raised FY27 revenue guidance to NZD 3.77 billion–3.83 billion from NZD 3.62 billion–3.73 billion.
  • Adjusted EBITDA guidance narrowed to NZD 880 million–920 million from NZD 860 million–920 million.
  • The revenue upgrade reflects stronger Melio payments performance and a weaker New Zealand dollar; first-half pro forma revenue rose 27%.
  • A pro forma Rule of 40 outcome of around 40% is expected, one year earlier than previously targeted.
  • FY28 revenue is now expected to exceed NZD 4.6 billion, excluding revenue synergies, versus the previous expectation of over NZD 4.2 billion.


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