Atomos (ASX:AMS) has strengthened its financial position by expanding its secured debt facility with Monreii, an entity owned by Chief Executive and Executive Director Peter Barber.
The facility's budget has been increased by $2 million, bringing the total to $15.7 million.
The revised agreement, signed on September 23, 2025, builds on the original $13.7 million facility announced in April of this year. Atomos confirmed that all other terms and conditions remain unchanged.
Chairman James Joughin said the expansion reflected Barber’s “ongoing commitment and unwavering support of the business” as the company continues its turnaround. “We have implemented several key operational and strategic changes over the past six months which are starting to materialise and have an exciting new product roadmap which we are in the process of rolling out,” he said. Joughin added that further details on the company’s initiatives will be provided in the upcoming Q1 FY26 quarterly report, due in late October.
The financing boost provides Atomos with additional flexibility as it seeks to rebuild shareholder value and execute on its product pipeline. Headquartered in Melbourne, Atomos develops hardware, software and cloud technologies that support filmmakers and content creators globally. Its products are designed to simplify workflows, from high-resolution recording and colour-accurate monitoring to multi-camera switching and live streaming.
With offices in the US, Japan, China, the UK and Germany, and a global distribution network, Atomos is positioning itself to leverage its innovation pipeline and international footprint as it works to restore growth momentum.