Catcha Digital Berhad (“Catcha Digital” or the “Group”) today announced its unaudited financial results for the fourth quarter and full financial year ended 31 December 2025 (“FY2025”).
Hyper-growth in revenue and operating profit
In FY2025, the Group achieved significant growth across its key financial metrics compared to the preceding financial year:
- Revenue of RM67.63 million, up 76%
- Adjusted EBITDA* of RM14.76 million, up 83%
- Adjusted PATAMI* of RM8.54 million, up 64%
- Adjusted EPS* 2.26 sen, up 53%
- Net cash generated from operations of RM11.00 million (up RM14.92 million, from an outflow of RM3.92 million)
- Cash position of RM30.74 million as at 31 December 2025
Strategic integration and M&A synergy
“Our team has delivered an exceptional year of growth. This performance is a direct result of the successful integration of our recent acquisitions in the B2B expo space and the continued expansion of our digital media business,” said Eric Tan, Chief Executive Officer of Catcha Digital Berhad.

“While our reported statutory figures include significant non-cash accounting adjustments related to our M&A activities, our underlying operating performance and cash flow remain very strong.”
We are focused on unlocking the full earnings potential of our new acquisitions and maintaining a sustainable growth trajectory for our shareholders”.
The Group’s growth in 2025 was bolstered by the contribution of newly acquired entities, including One International Exhibition Sdn Bhd, which contributed RM7.17 million in revenue.
In December 2025 alone, the Group completed the acquisitions of Maxoom Sdn Bhd and Framemotion Studio Sdn Bhd, and increased its stake in Headline Media Sdn Bhd from 30% to 80%.
Capital structure and future funding war chest
This acquisition-led expansion is supported by a solid capital base.
In late 2025, the Group successfully completed a RM24.3 million Rights Issue of Shares with Warrants, which was 78% oversubscribed.
When these warrants are fully exercised, the Group is poised to potentially raise up to an additional RM73 million to fuel its growth plans.
This capital, combined with the RM35 million revolving credit facility finalized with Affin Hwang Investment Bank Berhad on August 28, 2025, and robust operating cash flow of RM11m generated in FY2025, positions the Group well for continued growth.
As of 31 December 2025, the Group maintains a strong cash position of RM30.74 million.
With total available acquisition capital of well over RM100 million, the Group is exceptionally well-positioned to continue executing on its strategy of high-impact, earnings-accretive acquisitions.
Building a permanent home for market leaders
“Looking ahead to FY2026, the Group expects full-year financial contributions from 7 acquisitions in 2025.”
“We will continue to evaluate a robust pipeline of acquisition opportunities across our core pillars of digital media, B2B expo, and IT solutions as we continue to build the permanent home for market-leading companies in these pillars.”

To our shareholder: thank you for your unwavering support in your vision and mission over the years, our best days are still ahead of us,” says Patrick Grove, Chairman of Catcha Digital.
Catcha Digital has completed 7 acquisitions in 2025, each positioned to strengthen its foothold in the digital media, B2B expo and technology space, all expected to contribute positively to future earnings.
The aggregate expected profit to be achieved by each target company as disclosed below is approximately RM16.1 million on a proforma basis, based on their respective 12-month post-completion periods or FYE 31 December 2025 where applicable.
NOTES:
* Reconciliation of Adjusted Operating Performance
To provide a clearer view of the Group’s core operating performance, Catcha Digital has introduced Adjusted EBITDA (“Earnings Before Interest, Tax, Depreciation and Amortisation”) and Adjusted PATAMI (“Profit After Tax and Minority Interest”), Adjusted EPS (“Earnings Per Share”) metrics. The adjustments primarily involve non-cash items, such as the unwinding of interest on deferred purchase considerations and amortisation of intangible assets recognized through purchase price allocation (“PPA”) exercises following recent mergers and acquisitions (“M&A”) and acquisition related expenses, consistent with non-GAAP reporting practices common among publicly listed companies in the US.
No material adjustments were required for the immediate preceding year, as there were no completed M&A transactions during that period.
The following table outlines the adjustments made to arrive at the adjusted operating performance:
| Metric | FY2024 (Statutory) | FY2024 (Adjusted[1]) | FY2025 (Statutory) | FY2025 (Adjusted[2]) | YoY Change (Adjusted) |
| EBITDA | RM8.09m | RM8.09m | RM13.88m | RM14.76m | 83% |
| PATAMI | RM5.20m | RM5.20m | RM5.38m | RM8.54m | 64% |
| EPS[3] | 1.48 sen | 1.48 sen | 1.43 sen | 2.26 sen | 53% |
[1] No material adjustments were required for the immediate preceding year, as there were no completed M&A transactions during that period.
[2]Adjustments include M&A-related costs and non-cash items such as the unwinding of interest on deferred considerations and PPA-related amortisation, of which details can be found in our Interim Report on our website and on Bursa Malaysia.
[3]Adjusted EPS is calculated based on a weighted average of 377 million shares outstanding during FY2025
