Computime Holdings plc has announced that it expects to report record revenue and record profit before tax for FY2025, exceeding the projections published in its IPO prospectus in October 2024.

Based on unaudited management figures, the group also indicated that profitability and cash flow generation are expected to be sufficient to support the payment of a final dividend for FY2025 in line with IPO projections, which had pointed to a gross dividend yield of approximately 8.9 per cent at the share offer price of €0.45.

The group’s Business Software Division consolidated its position in Malta’s ERP market for medium and large organisations through new client wins and project delivery. During the year, the division launched the group’s first AI application, alongside multiple custom AI client engagements and advisory services.

Computime also recently extended an existing collaboration with a leading accounting and consulting firm to include AI solutions, allowing both parties to combine advisory and technology capabilities for the local market.

Within the FinTech Division, BRSAnalytics maintained its market leadership in regulatory reporting software for banks and financial institutions, launching new product modules in the fourth quarter that are already generating client interest.

ComplyRadar, the group’s AML and fraud detection solution, remained a focus area, with further product enhancements, team expansion, and new sales channels aimed at supporting international growth.

The Systems Integration Division is also expected to report record revenue and profits, driven by demand across banking, transport and government sectors, in partnership with vendors including Alcatel, Checkpoint, Cisco, HPE and Microsoft.

Notably, the group recently secured two multi-year, multi-million-euro IT network contracts, expected to generate substantial revenue over the next five to seven years and further strengthen its position in the local IT infrastructure market.

Outlook for FY2026

Looking ahead, the Business Software Division is progressing several AI proof-of-concept initiatives that could evolve into commercial products by late FY2026 or early FY2027, while continuing to build its ERP pipeline and explore international outsourcing partnerships to support growth.

BRSAnalytics is exploring expansion into adjacent RegTech areas including AI governance and broader GRC software, while ComplyRadar is preparing a major product release in Q1 FY2026 and working towards launching a SaaS version by mid-2026.

The Systems Integration Division will continue expanding its cybersecurity and managed services offering, particularly in technologies focused on securing AI platforms and supporting AI governance frameworks for clients in regulated sectors.

Computime noted that all FY2025 performance indications remain subject to audit, with audited financial statements expected to be published on 15th April 2026.