Info-Tech Systems Ltd. booked net profit of S$15.0 million for the 12 months ended 31 Dec 2025, a 22 percent year-on-year increase driven largely by a surge in training and other services revenue.

Basic earnings per share rose to 5.82 Singapore cents from 4.78 cents a year earlier. The board proposed a final tax-exempt dividend of 1.95 Singapore cents per share; together with the 1.55-cent interim payout made in August 2025, total cash dividends for the year amount to 3.50 cents, equivalent to 60 percent of reported net profit.

Group revenue expanded 29 percent to S$56.5 million. By segment, Subscription revenue grew 8 percent to S$39.1 million, Services income tripled to S$15.0 million on robust demand for artificial-intelligence courses at Info-Tech Academy, and Hardware sales edged up 5 percent to S$2.4 million. Adjusted EBITDA climbed 42 percent to S$24.2 million, yielding a margin of 42.8 percent.

Reported earnings were tempered by S$2.9 million of one-off listing expenses tied to the July 2025 IPO and S$0.1 million of Malaysia relocation costs. Excluding these items, adjusted net profit rose 46 percent to S$18.0 million, lifting the adjusted net margin to 31.9 percent.

Regionally, revenue from Singapore increased 30 percent to S$42.7 million, Malaysia advanced 25 percent to S$10.3 million, while Hong Kong and India combined delivered 33 percent growth to S$3.5 million. The customer base also broadened, with active HRMS users up 23 percent and Accounting Software customers up 51 percent year-on-year.

Looking ahead, the company is rolling out a cloud-based CRM solution to complement its HRMS and Accounting platforms, and it incorporated a wholly owned subsidiary in Dubai in November 2025 to spearhead Middle East expansion. Management expects Singapore’s Budget 2026 measures to spur further demand for AI-related courses; academy facilities in Bendemeer and Jurong were enlarged in the fourth quarter to accommodate additional enrolments.

Chief executive officer and co-founder Babu Dilip said the strong topline performance stemmed from sustained demand for automation-driven software and rapid uptake of AI training programmes. He indicated that the newly launched CRM product is intended to integrate seamlessly with existing offerings and to open fresh growth avenues across the group’s core markets.