FarEye turns profitable in Q4 as EMEA revenue jumps 51%
FarEye reported its first profitable quarter as fiscal 2026 revenue from operations rose 24.58% to $27.9 million, led by a 51.17% jump in EMEA revenue
Delivery management software maker FarEye turned its first quarterly profit in the three months ended March 31, closing a fiscal year in which revenue from Europe, the Middle East and Africa rose 51.17%. The India-based company’s annual net loss narrowed to $1.07 million from $5.90 million.
Since its $100 million fundraising in 2021, FarEye has continued to expand its global business. Over the past five years, its North America and EMEA businesses together have added more than four times as much new revenue as its APAC business in FY26.
Many of FarEye’s larger customers operate across multiple geographies, so regional revenue attribution doesn’t always reflect the full geographic footprint of these relationships, the company told FreightWaves.
Americas revenue grew 13.25% to $7.97 million in fiscal 2026, while EMEA revenue reached $10.4 million, Nahata said in written responses to FreightWaves. Companywide revenue from operations rose 24.58% to $27.90 million. FarEye reports in Indian rupees and converted every year at 88.37 rupees per dollar, so currency swings do not affect the growth rates.
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