Revenue for the half year was up 53% y-o-y to $34.1 million, bringing full-year top line to $56.5 million, an increase of 29%.
Subscription revenue, its largest revenue segment, was up 8% to $39.1 million, while its services segment surged the most by 183% to $15 million.
Info-Tech plans to pay a final dividend of 1.95 cents, which will bring its full-year total to 3.5 cents, equivalent to a payout ratio of 60%.
The company says that the FY2025 numbers is a reflection of sustained demand for its cloud-based SaaS solutions across Singapore and key overseas markets.
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Following the Singapore Budget 2026, Info-Tech expects increased demand for AI training courses and it has expanded capacity since late last year to support growth.
Besides Singapore, Malaysia and India, Info-Tech is set on Dubai next as a base to support its expansion into the Middle East.
Co-founder and CEO Babu Dilip says he is pleased with the strong growth momentum across the company's core business segments.
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"With a solid foundation, a growing customer base, and a clear product roadmap, we remain confident in sustaining our growth trajectory and delivering long-term value to our clients, partners, and shareholders," he says.
Info-Tech Systems shares closed at 98 cents on Feb 24, down 1.51%.
