BMIT Technologies has announced record revenue of €36.5 million for the financial year ending 31st December 2025, representing an 8.7 per cent increase over the previous year.

The results were approved by shareholders during the company’s Annual General Meeting held on Monday.

The company recorded EBITDA of €12 million and profit before tax of €6.3 million, while earnings per share stood at €0.02. The Board has recommended a net dividend of €0.0183 per share, totalling €4 million.

BMIT’s core Data Centre & Managed IT Services division generated €32.3 million in revenue, reflecting continued demand for cloud, cybersecurity and professional IT services. Meanwhile, the Mobile Network Towers & Property Holdings business generated €4.3 million in revenue, outperforming expectations.

Chairman Nikhil Patil said the company had strengthened its business model significantly since listing on the stock exchange.

“What started as a focused data centre business has evolved into something broader, stronger, and far more resilient. We now have not one, but two engines of growth,” he said.

He added that BMIT has returned €33 million in dividends to shareholders since its IPO.

During 2025, the company acquired a 51 per cent stake in 56Bit Limited and a 49 per cent shareholding in Malta Properties Company, further expanding its position within Malta’s digital and property infrastructure sectors.

CEO Christian Sammut said the investments reflected the Group’s long-term ambitions.

“2025 demonstrated what BMIT is built for. We invested where it matters, continued to strengthen our capabilities, and built on foundations laid over more than a decade,” he said.

Chief Financial Officer Alexia Muscat said the company continued to strengthen its asset base through investments across both sides of the business.

BMIT currently operates two certified data centres in Malta and has international points of presence in Frankfurt and Milan. The Group also owns over 300 passive mobile network tower sites and holds stakes in several technology and infrastructure companies.