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  • Tribe Property Technologies (TSXV:TRBE) ended Q1 2026 with positive adjusted EBITDA, marking its second consecutive quarter with a positive showing under the metric.
  • The technology company is focused on disrupting the traditional property management industry through operational streamlining and digitization.
  • Tribe Property stock has given back 54.90 per cent year-over-year.

Tribe Property Technologies (TSXV:TRBE), a property management technology specialist, ended Q1 2026 with positive adjusted EBITDA, marking its second consecutive quarter with a positive showing under the metric. Here are the highlights:

  • Revenue came in at C$8.2 million, up by 3 per cent year-over-year (YoY), with software and services recurring revenue increasing by 7.9 per cent YoY thanks to strong platform adoption and customer retention.
  • Gross profit was C$3.6 million, up by 4.5 per cent YoY, reflecting higher revenues and stable salary costs.
  • Adjusted EBITDA was C$0.1 million, down from C$0.32 million YoY.
  • Net loss totaled C$0.85 million, up from C$0.61 million YoY.
  • The company supported growth during the quarter with a stronger balance sheet and cash flow profile, reducing vendor take-back obligations by 69 per cent and interest expense by 39 per cent YoY.

According to Tuesday’s news release, leadership is confident about fostering profitable growth in 2026, catalyzed by a combination of recent acquisitions and established technology, with Tribe’s Home Pro post-construction platform recently surpassing 1.5 million tracked deficiencies and warranty items across more than 300 residential projects in Canada.

The news follows the company’s standout financial performance in 2025, marked by record revenue of C$32.7 million, up by 16 per cent YoY, and its first year of positive adjusted EBITDA at C$0.2 million, up by 107 per cent YoY.

Leadership commentary

“Our first quarter results for 2026 demonstrate a steady operational foundation as we enter the new fiscal year,” Joseph Nakhla, Chief Executive Office of Tribe Property Technologies, said in a statement. “We delivered stable revenue of C$8.2 million while continuing to advance the integration of our unified operating platform across the organization. We were also encouraged by the 7.9 per cent YoY growth in our software and services recurring revenue, reflecting continued platform adoption, strong customer retention and growing demand for our recurring digital service offerings. As we progress through 2026, we remain focused on re-accelerating growth across our national footprint by scaling our AI-enabled property management solutions, expanding adoption of Tribe Home, and increasing revenue per home through value-added services.”

“Our Q1 2026 performance reflects continued operational discipline and a strong focus on strengthening the company’s financial position,” added Scott Ullrich, Tribe’s Chief Financial Officer. “During the quarter, we significantly improved our balance sheet and cash flow profile through disciplined debt management and optimization initiatives. We also expanded our gross profit margin to 44.2 per cent, up from 43.5 per cent YoY, driven by targeted efficiency initiatives and ongoing cost management. Looking ahead, our key financial priorities remain focused on enhancing profitability, driving further operational efficiencies through technology and integration initiatives, and maintaining disciplined capital allocation to support sustainable long-term growth.”

About Tribe Property Technologies

Tribe Property Technologies is a technology company focused on disrupting the traditional property management industry through operational streamlining and digitization.

Tribe Property Technologies stock (TSXV:TRBE) is unchanged trading at C$0.23 as of 9:57 am ET. The stock has given back 54.90 per cent year-over-year.

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