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26 March 2025
Wrkr Ltd
ASX: WRK
Authorised by: Trent Lund
Chief Executive Officer
trent.lund@wrkr.com.au
Wrkr Ltd
ACN 611 202 414
Level 3, Suite 1, 104 Commonwealth Street
Surry Hills NSW 2010
Who is Wrkr Ltd
Entity:
Wrkr Ltd
Market Cap:
~$92.02m*
Web:
www.wrkr.com.au
ASX:
WRK
CEO:
Trent Lund (Director)
CFO:
Karen Gilmour
Board:
Emma Dobson (Chair)
Paul Collins
Jillian McGregor (CoSec)
Office:
104 Commonwealth Street,
Surry Hills, Sydney 2010
Share Price:
$0.53*
Top 50 Shareholders:
~84%
*As posted on ASX as at C.O.B 24/03/2025
Staff:
51
Locations:
Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide,
Brisbane, Perth, Newcastle
Wrkr
At Wrkr our purpose is to make compliance
effortless, so businesses and employees can
thrive. We aim to do this by streamlining the
journey from onboarding to receiving pay
and benefits.
Our mission is to ensure that each individual
meets their compliance obligations seamlessly,
gets paid accurately and on time, and has
straightforward access to their benefits.
Our mission begins with Superannuation and pay.
Wrkr 101
At our core, Wrkr processes, reconciles & moves money, messages
and credentials to underpin wage & super contributions and new
employees onboarding… with a great user experience.
Inputs to pay & onboarding
Employers
Employers Banks
HR Systems
Payroll
Employees
Benefit Suppliers
Advisors & Accountants
Receiving entities
Employer Accounts
SMSF Accounts
Super Funds
ATO Superstream
ATO STP
Disbursement Accounts
Credential Providers
The Australian market for Wrkr PAY & READY
Our compliance services meet the regulated requirements for the entire market and our
partnering model is seeing strong adoption processing over AU$3.98B annually
~1m
~22m
~500m
>300
~620k
~500m
~15m
~160m
111
Employers
Payroll companies
Employees
Super fund
members/accounts
SMSF Accounts
Super payments
(moving to ~500m
in Payday Super)
Wage payments
STP events
APRA regulated
Super Funds >6
members
Compliance complexity is on the rise
The standards for a service provider are substantial and create a barrier to entry. Wrkr holds
several key licenses and meets ongoing attestation of licenses and standards to be a trusted provider.
Focus on employer
accountability is
increasing
Compliance requirements
are increasing
CDR / PII Data
management is
increasing complication
Payments simplification
E.g Super Stapling
E.g. balancing storage and
evidence
E.g Super Guarantee changes,
STP2 & sham contracting
E.g BECS / NPP
Data demand is driving
increased frequency
and detail
E.g PayDay Super, STP2+,
ABS, Diversity
Shift in enforcement
E.g Closing loopholes
legislation with Unions and
‘Wage Theft agenda’
Business model (how do we grow)
Software as a Service and Transactions
Wrkr has invested significantly in bringing all products together as a consolidated
SaaS offering to Super Funds, HRIS Platforms or direct to Employers. FY24-25
and early 26 is heavily oriented towards Super Fund onboarding.
Services Revenue
Recurring Revenue
Channel onboarding, Customisation,
Licenses & Support
Licenses per user
Time & Material / Fixed and variable.
● Configuration and branding for white
label platform users.
● Customer extensions and
integrations.
Volume based pricing per annum.
License fees are charged per user for
individuals registered and maintained.
>500k* SaaS
Direct Users
$7
ARPU
Target
$1.60 – $96
ARPU range
Transaction Fees
Transactions are charged monthly for the processing
of payments and submission of ATO messages.
Compliance Process Fees
Charges are applied for each compliance
event where credentials are verified.
* Number of Australians Wrkr is currently processing
compliance moments for.
Growth in our base today underpins
long term upside
The Wrkr channel partnerships enable Wrkr to introduce our full compliance offerings
01
Reach many
Wrkrs
02
Deliver on more
compliance moments
03
Create shared
value for Wrkrs
Prioritise organisations with the
greatest reach:
1. Super Funds
2. Payroll Providers
3. Large Employers
Focus product development on being the
one stop shop for compliance:
1. Expand directly to businesses
beyond Super contributions
2. Automate complex ongoing
compliance moments
3. Solve priority industry
compliance needs
Leverage data and volume of Wrkrs to
create new value and benefits:
1. Enable benefit provider partners
2. Create new benefits packages
3. Enable tax compliant benefit
consumption
Partnering with MUFG Retirement
Solutions is fueling our growth
Super Funds and HRIS partners represent our largest growth prospects in Australia and beyond
Referrals to ~7m members and
>300k businesses
New pension capability puts numerous
geographies in play
MUFG Retirement Solutions partnership, platform and
integration complete and available in many brands with
deep integration to Aaspire™ and support.
Geographic expansion to Hong Kong territory and
creation of a full pension model relevant to other
international jurisdictions.
Making our services available through an API
provides an opportunity for a multiplier effect
HRIS partners represent a connection to the Businesses and users that
are not serviced by the Funds or are co-served by the Funds
Onboarding compliance through
integration to HRIS – your system
UI and customer, Wrkr’s compliance
heavy lifting
API Partner Program gaining momentum
with go-to-market solutions with KPMG and
Workday bringing a qualified pipeline of
enterprises using Workday in Australia.
We are innovating toward a ‘One Stop Shop’
for employer to employee compliance
Investment in Security and Fraud detection
● Employer READY set up to support KYC and multiple
pay types
● Fraud detection integration (Transmit Security)
● API enablement of all services for secure digital access
Investments in Fund and Employer branded
experiences
● White labelled onboarding and verification solution
● Capture super choice and stapling compliance
moments digitally
● Verify employee details to improve data quality
● Live compliance status dashboards
Investments in error handling
● Payday Super reconciliation
● Payday Super error detection and remediation
Example application home screen
Strong financial management
1H25 v 1H24
Financial Highlights
●
●
●
Revenue
$4.88m
EBITDA
($0.41m)
ARR
$6.70m
26% $3.88m
22% ($0.53m)
9% $6.16m
Operating
Cash flows
($0.48m)
Cash Receipts
from Customers
$4.20m
Cost to
Income Ratio
0.94
174% $0.22m
37% $3.07m
23% 1.23
ARR is calculated using the Q2 average ARR to account for quarterly activity cycles. Float interest is included in the calculation as an operating revenue.
12 mth rolling cost to income ratio excludes non-operating interest, depreciation & amortisation, cost of employee share schemes, costs relating to changes in
share capital, impairment of patents, convertible note costs, and the fair value movement of the convertible notes embedded derivative.
EBITDA represents profit adjusted for depreciation, amortisation, non-operating interest revenue, finance costs, capital raise costs, the fair value movement on
embedded derivatives and tax expenses
Wrkr is well positioned for growth
Market Activity
In FY24, and continuing into FY25, the Wrkr Management team have
balanced tight cost controls while continuing to advance the
platform, market position and develop the revenue pipeline.
$8
ARPU
today
1
Balance as at 31 December 2024
Growing
compliance
moment
library
Payday
Super
Ready
3.5X
Critical
licences: ATO,
Superstream,
GNGB, AFSL
Enhanced
fraud
prevention
capability
Top Talent
On shore
51 people
Informing
Industry
Standards
Geographic
expansion
into Hong
Kong
MUFG
Retirement
Solutions
Industry
Solution
$7.2m Cash
at bank1
New HRIS
integrations
like Workday
APIs
Executive & Leadership Team
Karen Gilmour
Con Lambropoulos
Joe Brasacchio
Jean-Paul Seow
Greg Tonner
CFO
COO and Head of
Delivery
CTO (Comply Path
Founder)
Head of Commercial
and Alliances
Head of Growth
Karen has over 15 years
experience in senior
finance management
positions across banking
& finance, commodities
and construction across
Australia and UK.
Con brings over 30 years of
leadership experience in
operational delivery and
business transformation
across multiple industries.
He is focused on driving
efficiency and aligning
operations to support
Wrkr’s strategic goals.
Joe has over 20 years of
experience in leading
high profile digital
transformations,
co-design in open Data
Standards development,
building RegTech
platforms and venturing.
Jean-Paul has over 15
years experience covering
commercial, strategy and
venturing. Worked across
FS, Telco, Retail and
Postal industries across
AU, Asia and US.
Greg is a strong leader
with over 25 years in
executing growth
strategies in the software
and technology sectors
across Asia and the UK.
Greg was CEO and led
the transformation of the
Queensland Cowboys.
Board
Emma Dobson
Paul Collins
Jillian McGregor
Trent Lund
Non-Executive Chair
Non-Executive Director
Company Secretary
CEO and Managing Director
Trent has over 25 years experience in
technology and innovation. Trent is also
CEO of Unlocked Ventures and holds
numerous advisory board roles in
technology & business.
Summary information
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