Malaysia-listed digital media firm Catcha Digital Berhad announced Monday that it has reported a record revenue and profit after tax of MYR 25.26 million ($6.1 million) and MYR 5.39 million ($1.3 million) for the third quarter of FY25.
The firm said in a statement that this marks a significant increase compared to the third quarter of FY2024, where the company reported revenue and PAT of MYR 11.14 million ($2.69 million) and MYR 1.84 million ($440,000), achieving a year-over-year growth of 127 percent in revenue and 345 percent in PAT.
This brings the firm’s total profit after tax for the first nine months of FY2025 to MYR 8.53 million ($2.09 million).
This record quarter is underpinned by a significant capital infusion as Catcha Digital successfully completed a MYR 24.3 million ($5.87 million) fundraising through a rights issue of shares with warrants, which achieved a remarkable 78 percent oversubscription.
When these warrants are fully exercised, the group is poised to potentially raise up to an additional MYR 73 million ($17.62 million) to fuel its ambitious growth plans.
This capital, combined with the MYR 35 million ($8.45 million) revolving credit facility finalized with Affin Investment Bank Berhad on August 28, 2025, and robust operating cash flow, ensures the group is exceptionally well-positioned to continue executing on its strategy of high-impact, earnings-accretive acquisitions.
“The successful integration of our recent acquisitions into the Group has led to marked improvement in our earnings. This success is a clear testament to our capability to identify and unlock significant earnings potential immediately following an acquisition,
“Our entire team deserves credit for working tirelessly, maintaining a laser focus on achieving sustainable earnings and maximum long-term shareholder return,” said Eric Tan, Chief Executive Officer of Catcha Digital Berhad.
Meanwhile, Patrick Grove, Chairman of Catcha Digital, said this strong quarterly result is just the beginning.
“The success of our recent fundraising gives us the financial strength required to continue execute our vision,
“We will continue to pursue strategic partnerships, investments and acquisitions that are directly accretive to our earnings per share,” he added.
It is noted that Catcha Digital has announced eight strategic acquisitions in the last twelve months, each positioned to strengthen its foothold in the digital economy and contribute positively to future earnings.
The aggregate expected profit to be achieved by each target company is approximately MYR 26.7 million ($6.44 million), based on their respective 12-month post-completion periods or financial year ended December 31, 2025 where applicable.
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