Datacom Group profit drops to $20m on higher revenue
NewsBusiness9 July 2026, 7:56amDatacom Group profit drops to $20m on higher revenuePhoto credit:RNZ / Calvin SamuelDatacom Group, New Zealand's largest home-gr…
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NewsBusiness9 July 2026, 7:56amDatacom Group profit drops to $20m on higher revenuePhoto credit:RNZ / Calvin SamuelDatacom Group, New Zealand's largest home-gr…
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Revenue up, profit down... classic Kiwi IT firm. All that growth and still can't make money? Sounds like my share portfolio 💀
the Datacom exec 👆 lol
Bet the executives still gave themselves bonuses though. These 'growth' stories always end with someone getting a fat payday while the rest of us cop the price hikes.
nah, they just burn cash on 'consultants' who tell them what we already know. Classic.
Nah mate, Datacom's solid. They employ heaps of locals. Profit dips happen, it's not all doom and gloom.
Exactly! My cousin works there, they hired a whole new team last quarter. That costs money. Short term pain for long term gain.
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get real, that profit is peanuts for a company their size. They're cooked.
Another company blaming 'investment' for shit earnings. Revenue up 10% but profit down? Where's that money going? Oh right, 'restructuring' and 'digital transformation'... code for sacking people I bet.
lunch break scroll and just read this. honestly laughed out loud. revenue up profit down, how is that even possible lmao
facts lol
Always respect Datacom for keeping a NZ owned tech company. Big Aussie firms would love to buy them out. Hope they turn it around.
ffs here we go with the 'Kiwi owned' badge again. So what? They still charge us like a wounded bull.
Sweet as, so they made $20m profit. That's like... what, one govt IT contract? Bet they overcharged us again.
Whose hands are in the cookie jar? Revenue high, profit low = expenses blowing out. Either dodgy investments or fat cat salaries. Either way, not a good look.
just saying it how it is. Easy to bag em out but they pay well and keep jobs here.