Trade Window Share Price: ARR Tops $10M as the Trade-Software Firm Scales
Trade Window Share Price Today
The Trade Window share price sits at about $0.174 NZD (NZX: TWL) in mid-June 2026, roughly flat over the past year. With a market cap near $28 million, Trade Window is a New Zealand software company digitising the paperwork of international trade, a genuinely large global problem, and it has just crossed a meaningful milestone in its recurring revenue.
It is a textbook growth-stage SaaS story: consistent revenue growth and an expanding subscription base, paired with continued losses as it invests to scale.
What Trade Window Does
Trade Window (dual-listed on the NZX and ASX) develops software that lets international-trade participants, exporters, importers, freight forwarders, and customs agents, create, manage, and share the mountain of documentation that cross-border trade requires. Just over half its revenue comes from transaction fees charged on each piece of documentation created, with the rest from subscriptions. That transaction-plus-subscription model means revenue grows both with more customers and with more trade activity.
This places Trade Window in the same recurring-revenue software family as NZX peers like Serko and Gentrack, targeting a global niche from a New Zealand base.
Recent Performance: Consistent Growth
Trade Window's FY26 result showed the model working:
- •Trading revenue up 20% to about $9.6 million
- •Annual recurring revenue (ARR) past $10 million for the first time, ending the year at about $10.1 million
- •Growth supported by improved customer retention and rising average revenue per customer
- •An unbroken record of revenue growth since its 2021 listing, with an organic revenue CAGR of about 28% since FY23
Crossing $10 million ARR, with better retention and higher spend per customer, are exactly the signals a scaling SaaS business should show. The company is still lossmaking, however, which is why the P/E is negative, and it has raised capital along the way.
Key Metrics
- •Share price: ~$0.174 NZD
- •Market cap: ~$28 million NZD
- •52-week move: about flat
- •Trading revenue: ~$9.6 million (up 20%)
- •ARR: ~$10.1 million
- •P/E ratio: not meaningful (lossmaking)
- •Net tangible assets: ~$0.020 per share
- •Gross dividend yield: 0%
For a SaaS business at this stage, ARR growth, retention, and revenue per customer matter far more than the negative P/E.
What to Watch
- •ARR growth and retention: The core metrics. Continued growth past $10 million ARR with strong retention is the bull case.
- •Path to profitability: The company needs to show that scaling revenue eventually covers its cost base. Watch the loss trajectory and cash burn.
- •Global trade activity: With transaction-based revenue, broader trade volumes and the pace of trade digitisation affect growth.
- •Funding and dilution: As a lossmaking growth company, watch for capital raises.
The Bottom Line
Trade Window is a steadily growing trade-documentation software company that has just pushed ARR past $10 million, with strong retention and a large global opportunity. The bull case is a proven, consistent grower digitising a real-world pain point, with recurring revenue compounding. The bear case is that it remains lossmaking, needs to prove it can reach profitability, and carries the dilution risk common to scaling SaaS. This is a growth stock for investors comfortable with the SaaS playbook and willing to wait for profitability, not for income or value seekers.
For how we evaluate growth-stage SaaS, see our methodology.
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