BMIT committed to ‘foundations on which Malta’s digital economy depends’ – CFO Alexia Muscat

Chief Financial Officer Alexia Muscat said BMIT Technologies continued strengthening and rebalancing its asset base throughout 2025 as the company deepened its investment across digital infrastructure and managed IT services during a record financial year.

“In addition to a continued strong operating performance, the group further expanded and rebalanced its asset base during 2025, reflecting ongoing investment across both pillars of the business and our strategic commitment to owning and controlling the foundations on which Malta's digital economy depends,” she said.

Her message was delivered as BMIT Technologies announced record revenue of €36.5 million for the year ended 31st December 2025 during its Annual General Meeting.

The company reported an 8.7 per cent increase in revenue year-on-year, alongside EBITDA of €12 million and profit before tax of €6.3 million. Earnings per share stood at €0.02.

BMIT said the year was marked not only by strong financial performance, but also by significant strategic investments aimed at expanding the group’s role within Malta’s digital infrastructure landscape.

During 2025, the company acquired a 51 per cent majority stake in 56Bit Limited, an AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner, and also acquired a 49 per cent shareholding in Malta Properties Company, a listed entity owning commercial properties and digital infrastructure assets.

The group’s Data Centre & Managed IT Services segment generated €32.3 million in revenue, reflecting growth in cloud, cybersecurity and professional services, while its Mobile Network Towers & Property Holdings segment generated €4.3 million, exceeding expectations.

CEO Christian Sammut said the company continued investing in long-term growth areas.

“2025 demonstrated what BMIT is built for. We invested where it matters, continued to strengthen our capabilities, and built on foundations laid over more than a decade,” he said.

Chairman Nikhil Patil said the company had evolved into a more resilient business with “two engines of growth.”

“What started as a focused data centre business has evolved into something broader, stronger, and far more resilient,” he said, adding that the company has returned €33 million in total dividends to shareholders since its IPO.

The board is recommending a net dividend of €0.0183 per share, amounting to a total dividend payout of €4 million.

BMIT currently serves more than 500 corporate clients and operates two ISO 27001 and PCI-DSS certified data centres in Malta, alongside international points of presence in Frankfurt and Milan.