Y Ventures (Catalist: YV) reported FY 2025 revenue of USD 17.9 million (down 23.9%) and a net loss of USD 0.5 million for the year ended 31 December 2025, with loss per share at (0.11) US cents. Gross profit was USD 7.7 million (down 20.5%), while selling and distribution expenses were USD 5.9 million (down 21.7%) and administrative expenses were USD 2.7 million (down 1.7%). Net cash used in operating activities was USD 0.7 million, and cash and bank balances ended FY 2025 at USD 0.7 million. For 2H 2025, revenue was USD 10.0 million (down 1.7%) and net loss was USD 0.3 million (loss per share (0.06) US cents), while other income rose to USD 0.3 million (up 8.6x), which the company said was driven by income from its data solutions business. Y Ventures said it operated in a challenging environment with weaker 1H sales before recovering in 2H, and highlighted continued development of data solutions initiatives and the completed acquisition of Sumazon, an AI-enabled online study platform. No dividend was declared or recommended for FY 2025 to conserve cash amid uncertain market conditions.

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