Computime Holdings plc reported a strong set of financial results for 2025, with revenues up 13 per cent to €21.3 million and operating profits rising by 21 per cent to €3.1 million, reflecting continued momentum across all core business divisions.

The results mark the group’s first full financial year as a publicly listed company following its listing on the Malta Stock Exchange in January 2025, a milestone that has coincided with accelerated growth and improved profitability.

The group’s performance was underpinned by progress across its three main divisions – Business Software, FinTech, and Systems Integration – all of which contributed to record revenue levels during the year.

Revenue growth was accompanied by improving efficiency, with operating margins increasing from 13.7 per cent to 14.7 per cent, signalling that expansion was achieved without compromising profitability.

Recurring revenue remained a key strength, accounting for 74 per cent of total revenue, up from 72 per cent the previous year, providing strong visibility on future earnings and reinforcing the resilience of the Group’s business model.

Profitability and cash generation strengthen

Profit before tax rose by 22 per cent to €3.08 million, while EBITDA increased to €3.38 million..

The group also reported robust cash generation, with cash reserves reaching €6.82 million by year-end, up from €4.86 million in 2024, supported by strong operating cash flows.

Return on equity improved further to 26 per cent, reflecting efficient use of shareholder funds and positioning the company among stronger performers by international benchmarks.

Dividend and shareholder returns

On the back of this performance, the board has proposed a final dividend that brings the total net dividend yield for 2025 to approximately 6.5 per cent based on the IPO offer price.

Management attributed the strong performance to sustained demand for digital transformation, cybersecurity and regulatory technology solutions, as well as the Group’s growing focus on artificial intelligence.

Looking ahead, the group said it remains well positioned for continued expansion, supported by a strong pipeline of opportunities, a diversified business model and increasing investment in AI-driven solutions.

However, it also noted that broader geopolitical and economic uncertainties could influence market conditions, particularly within global technology markets.

Despite this, Computime enters 2026 with positive momentum, as it continues to build on its position as a leading provider of ICT and regulatory technology solutions in Malta and beyond.