Aerometrex

26/05/2026

Quoting accurately used to mean turning up.

Not anymore. High-res aerial imagery brings construction and engineering teams the detail that matters , existing structures, road access, vegetation, surrounds , straight to the desktop or phone.

Centimetre-accurate ground measurements mean estimators take readings without ever picking up a tape measure or booking a flight. Faster quotes. Smarter resource allocation. More time on the work that actually moves the needle.

Build Australia just covered how MetroMap is changing the way Aussie teams scope, quote and plan 👇
https://www.buildaustralia.com.au/business_insight/measure-assess-and-quote-accurately-from-anywhere/

25/05/2026

Two days. 350+ delegates. One booth in the middle of it all.

A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by Booth 6 at . The conversations, the honest debates, and the questions about where construction actually goes from here made it one of the best events on our calendar.

Representing Aerometrex on the ground were Daniel O'Donnell John Beresford Anita Minett and Kieran Ella . They fielded everything from discussions about the value of frequently updated aerial imagery to deeper chats on Brisbane 2032 readiness, cutting unnecessary site visits, and how historical captures take the guesswork out of early project planning.

A few themes that kept coming up:

🏗️ Confident quoting needs current data. Driving out is not always the answer.
🌏 Brisbane 2032 is already taking shape, aerial data is key to how teams think about site selection and make risk assessments.
🤖 AI in construction is exciting, but it is only as useful as the data underneath it.

Thanks to FuturePlace and the FCON team for putting on a genuinely well run summit, and to every delegate, speaker and exhibitor who made the two days worth being there for.

25/05/2026

Two days. 350+ delegates. One booth in the middle of it all.

A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by Booth 6 at . The conversations, the honest debates, and the questions about where construction actually goes from here made it one of the best events on our calendar.

Representing Aerometrex on the ground were Daniel O'Donnell, John Beresford, Anita Minett, and Kieran Ella. They fielded everything from discussions about the value of frequently updated aerial imagery to deeper chats on Brisbane 2032 readiness, cutting unnecessary site visits, and how historical captures take the guesswork out of early project planning.

A few themes that kept coming up:

🏗️ Confident quoting needs current data. Driving out is not always the answer.
🌏 Brisbane 2032 is already taking shape, aerial data is key to how teams think about site selection and make risk assessments.
🤖 AI in construction is exciting, but it is only as useful as the data underneath it.

Thanks to FuturePlace and the FCON team for putting on a genuinely well run summit, and to every delegate, speaker and exhibitor who made the two days worth being there for.

25/05/2026

Today is National Wine Day and we couldn't be more grateful to live in a country with wine regions as beautiful as ours. 🍷

The Barossa. The Clare. McLaren Vale. From above, they're something else entirely.

Our 3D modelling captured Seppeltsfield Estate, 170 years of history terraced into the Barossa hillside, and it never gets old.

Cheers, Australia. 🥂

21/05/2026

💥 HOT OFF THE PRESS! 💥
Aerometrex (ASX: AMX) is featured in the latest edition of the Microcap Monitor Magazine https://www.flipsnack.com/techinvest/microcap-monitor-magazine-may-26

The piece highlights our strongest half-year result on record:

🚀 Revenue of A$12.9m, up 12.3%
🚀 EBITDA of $3.55m, up 237.7%
🚀 Operating cash flow of $4.1m
🚀 MetroMap crossing into profitability for the first time, contributing $5.7m in subscription revenue (up 21%)

As CEO Robert Veitch noted in the article: "The beauty of platform technologies is that much of our cost base is fixed, meaning future subscriptions will increasingly flow through to margins and the bottom line."

Read the full feature in the 2nd Edition of the Microcap Monitor Magazine here: https://www.flipsnack.com/techinvest/microcap-monitor-magazine-may-26

Thanks to Mark Tobin and the Coffee Microcaps team for the feature.

19/05/2026

The energy at the Future of Construction Summit has been incredible! ⚡ We are heading into day two, and the conversations about ditching guesswork for solid, historical site data have been top-tier. If you haven't stopped by Booth 6 yet, make sure you swing by. Let's chat about reducing risk and building smarter. 🏢📈

19/05/2026

As Adelaide's winter chill sets in tonight, most of us are heading home to warmth and comfort.

On June 18, our CEO Rob Veitch won't be.

Rob is sleeping out for his first Vinnies CEO Sleepout. One night to raise funds for the 122,000+ Australians experiencing homelessness right now. A number that's risen 37% since the event began in 2006.

He's still short of his goal. While a donation at any time means the world, tomorrow morning offers a special chance to make your generosity go even further.

If tonight's cold makes you grateful for a warm bed, please consider donating at exactly 8:00 AM tomorrow (May 20). Thanks to SA Power Networks & Enerven Employee Foundation, your donation will be matched dollar-for-dollar (up to $200).

The matching pool runs out fast, so set your alarms and help your money go twice as far! 👉 https://www.ceosleepout.org.au/fundraisers/robertveitch/sa

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQzFG7u0Upc

18/05/2026

FCON26... LET'S GO! 🚀

Day one is officially kicking off in Brisbane! Our team are pumped to be at the Royal International Convention Centre talking about the future of construction. If you're around today, drop by Booth 6.

We’re showing exactly how high-res aerial imagery brings real efficiency to day-to-day site planning and helps catch issues before they turn into problems.

Come say hi to the team and see MetroMap in action! 🏗️👀

18/05/2026

: The Future of Construction Summit is happening in Brisbane. Come visit us!

Sometimes one snapshot only tells part of the story. The bigger picture comes from seeing how a site changes over time.

That's where MetroMap can help:

✅ Track Progress: Compare changes over time with regularly updated high-resolution imagery 📈
✅ Reduce Risk: Use a catalogue of historical imagery to identify issues before, during and after project completion🛡️
✅ Plan Faster: Inspect large areas remotely and reduce time on site with design and measurement tools 📝

If you're attending, come visit us at Booth 6 to have a chat with the team and see your project site from a whole new perspective using MetroMap.

🏗️✨

14/05/2026

Did you know? You can click on any building in MetroMap and instantly see what it's made of, without ever leaving your desk.

With the Building Footprint layer turned on, a single click on a rooftop reveals:

🏠 Roof material and complexity
📏 Maximum roof height and eave height
🏢 Estimated number of floors
☀️ Whether there are solar panels installed
🏊 Whether there's a pool in the backyard
📍 Exact coordinates, area and elevation

👉 Try it for yourself: https://metromap.com.au/trial

Access MetroMap's 7-Day Free Trial to explore high-resolution aerial imagery across Australia. Up-to-date, accurate and easy to use. Better than satellite maps.

12/05/2026

📍 Century Mine, Lawn Hill, Queensland

Once Australia's largest open-pit zinc mine, Century is now the country's largest tailings retreatment operation. Sites like this are vast, remote, and constantly changing.

That's where MetroMap fits in.

High-resolution aerial imagery with regular captures and seamless integration into ArcGIS and most GIS platforms. Mining and resources teams use it to:

• Track pit progression
• Monitor tailings and rehabilitation
• Reduce site visits to remote areas

Fewer site visits. Faster decisions.

📷 Byron, MetroMap aviation team
Captured 30 April 2026