‘We remain confident in exceeding our 2025 targets’

Computime Holdings plc CEO Alistair Mangion has expressed confidence that the group is on track to meet – and potentially surpass – the financial targets set out in its 2024 prospectus, following a robust first half of the year.

In the company’s first interim report since its listing on the Malta Stock Exchange in January, Mr Mangion highlighted a 17 per cent year-on-year increase in revenue to €11.6 million and a 20 per cent rise in profit before tax to €2.08 million for the six months ended 30th June 2025.

“The robust performance achieved during the first half of the year reinforces our confidence in the group’s strategic direction and operational resilience,” he said. “While we remain mindful of broader market conditions and the need to continue investing for long-term growth, the results to date consolidate our solid financial position.”

He pointed to significant contributions from all three divisions – Business Software, FinTech, and Systems Integration – and noted that recurring revenue now accounts for 76 per cent of total revenue, providing a stable foundation for growth and a sustainable dividend policy.

Mr Mangion also underlined the company’s ongoing commitment to innovation, with the FinTech division developing new product models, the Business Software division scaling its AI-powered solutions, and the Systems Integration division repositioning its Managed Services offering for significant expansion in the coming years.

Investor relations remain a priority, with the CEO emphasising transparent communication and engagement with stakeholders. “We are fully committed to ensuring transparent, timely, and meaningful communication with all stakeholders,” he noted, adding that the group is launching a structured corporate marketing campaign to enhance visibility and attract new investors.

The Board has reiterated its intention to declare an interim dividend in October, in line with the corporate calendar announced earlier this year.

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