Teleport, the logistics arm of Malaysia-based Capital A, said it revenue grew 10 percent year on year to MYR 367 million ($94.45 million) in the fourth quarter of 2025 despite a 4 percent decline in Asia-Pacific market yield.

The firm said in statement on Thursday that the company moved its highest volume of 102,688 tons (+19 percent year on year) and 63 million parcels (+165 percent year on year) with a new daily peak record of 974,000 parcels during the year.

The firm’s profitability momentum also continued in the fourth quarter of 2025, with Teleport recording a net operating profit (NOP) of MYR 5.2 million ($1.34 million), up MYR 7.5 million ($1.93 million) year on year.

For FY2025, Teleport achieved its highest-ever total volume of 347,885 tons (+18 percent year on year) and 167 million total parcels moved (+99 percent year on year), driving total revenue to MYR 1.2 billion (+11 percent year on year).

This growth validates Teleport’s unique asset-light model of combining passenger and freighter capacity of third-party airlines, AirAsia belly space and Teleport freighters to meet growing market demands for eCommerce.

Furthermore, this strong finish contributed to a full-year NOP of MYR 18.6 million ($4.79 million), a MYR 40 million ($10.29 million) turnaround from a MYR 21 million ($5.4 million) net loss in FY2024.

Teleport’s return to profitability at all levels was driven by strict cost and margin discipline, as well as a reduction in finance costs following the successful refinancing of the Deutsche Bank loan in the third quarter of 2025.

“Returning to profitability in 2025 is a testament to our team’s discipline, the trust our partners place in us and proves that Teleport’s asset-light model can scale profitably,

“Moving 167 million parcels and delivering MYR 1.2 billion ($310 million) in revenue proves that our model works at scale. This operating improvement, supported by the refinancing of our debt and a clear focus on both cost and margin discipline, gives us a solid foundation to scale further,” said Teleport Chief Executive Officer Pete Chareonwongsak.

“As we enter 2026, the $50 million in pre-IPO growth capital from HPS Investment Partners allows us to accelerate this momentum. While we remain mindful of shifting market yields and currency volatility, we are optimistic and clear about our goal of moving more global eCommerce with the same discipline that delivered positive earnings this year,

“By further integrating partner airline capacity with our own network, we are building a sustainable, global logistics infrastructure that has long-term earnings potential,” he added.

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