iFAST Corporation Ltd. posted a net profit of S$26.01 million for the quarter ended 30 Sept 2025, a 54.7% year-on-year increase, as record-high assets under administration (AUA) and robust net inflows lifted earnings across its wealth-management, ePension and digital-banking operations.

The fintech group’s gross revenue rose 37.0% YoY to S$135.82 million, while net revenue advanced 39.9% to S$89.53 million. Directors proposed a third interim dividend of 2.30 Singapore cents per ordinary share, 53.3% higher than a year earlier, lifting total interim payouts for 9M2025 to 5.90 cents. Management expects full-year dividends of at least 8.20 cents per share, implying a minimum 39.0% YoY increase from FY2024.

By segment, Hong Kong remained the largest earnings contributor in the quarter: profit before tax from the territory’s wealth-management and ePension businesses climbed 46.4% YoY and 23.3% quarter-on-quarter to S$19.39 million, while its revenue jumped 55.1% YoY to S$53.76 million. The UK-based iFAST Global Bank booked a fourth straight profitable quarter with S$0.31 million of net income, taking 9M2025 profit to S$2.01 million versus a S$4.67 million loss a year earlier. Group-wide AUA reached a new peak of S$30.62 billion, up 29.6% YoY, as net inflows hit S$1.49 billion in 3Q2025 and S$3.72 billion for the nine-month period—already more than 10% above the FY2024 total.

The bank’s quarterly profit eased on a sequential basis because non-interest commission and fee income moderated from unusually high levels recorded in 2H2024 and early 2025; nevertheless, growth in customer deposits, which surged 92.7% YoY to S$1.55 billion, supported higher net interest income that exceeded non-interest income for the first time.

Looking ahead, iFAST reiterated expectations of “robust” full-year 2025 growth in revenue and profitability, underpinned by continuing expansion of the Hong Kong ePension business, accelerating momentum in its core wealth-management platform and the first full-year contribution from a profitable iFAST Global Bank. The group is also strengthening cross-border payment rails through its iFAST Bridge initiative, aiming to enhance interoperability between its global banking and investment platforms and to offer fee-free, real-time transfers for clients transacting across markets.