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Amber International Holding Limited filings document foreign private issuer current reports for its digital wealth management business operating as Amber Premium. The Form 6-K record includes exhibits on unaudited financial results, operating performance, and the company's Form 20-F reporting status.
Other filings disclose the VARA Virtual Asset Service Provider license for Amber Premium FZE, authorized activities in Dubai, an ADS repurchase program, and intercompany service arrangements involving Amber Match Limited and AG Global Technology Limited Inc. These records also describe capital-allocation terms, ADS mechanics, and board authorization for repurchases.
Amber International Holding Limited: This Schedule 13G reports that Paradigm Fund LP holds 30,889,261 Class A Ordinary Shares, representing 7.1% of the class based on 435,143,020 shares outstanding as of December 31, 2025. The shares are held of record by Paradigm Fund LP; Paradigm Fund GP LLC and Matt Huang are reported as related persons with shared voting and dispositive power and have filed a joint statement.
Temasek Holdings and affiliated entities reported joint beneficial ownership of Class A ordinary shares of Amber International Holding Limited. The filing shows Temasek and related reporting persons hold shared voting and dispositive power over 30,868,810 shares (7.1%) and identifies affiliated holders Anderson (24,695,076 shares), Tembusu, and Thomson. The percentage is based on 435,143,020 Class A ordinary shares outstanding as of March 31, 2026. The filing notes certain shares will be received within 60 days and that each American depositary share represents five Class A ordinary shares.
Amber International Holding Limited reports that its principal shareholder, Amber Global Limited (AGL), will distribute all 309,834,748 Class A ordinary shares it holds to AGL’s own shareholders on a pro rata basis. No new shares will be issued, so the transaction is non‑dilutive and the Company’s total issued and outstanding share capital and the rights of Class A and Class B shareholders remain unchanged.
After the Share Distribution, AGL will no longer own any shares, and AGL’s institutional investors, including sovereign wealth funds and other long-term allocators, will become direct shareholders of record. The distributed Class A shares will not be registered under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933 and will be subject to transfer and resale restrictions. The Share Distribution is expected to be completed on or about June 1, 2026.
Amber International Holding Limited filed an amended Schedule 13D to reflect a major internal share distribution and changes in its reporting group. On May 29, 2026, Amber Global Limited (AGL) made a pro-rata in-kind distribution of 309,834,748 Class A Ordinary Shares it previously held, as part of a restructuring of its investment holdings.
After this Share Distribution, AGL no longer beneficially owned any Class A shares and, along with Amber Primary Unit Holding Limited, ceased to be a more-than-5% holder, making this an exit filing for both entities. Yuao Wu is now deemed to beneficially own 131,942,913 shares, or 28.1% of the class (including 36,233,237 Class B Ordinary Shares deemed converted). Amber Fort Limited beneficially owns 105,785,503 shares, or 22.5%. Mr. Wu and Amber Fort Limited together held approximately 77.8% of the issuer’s voting power immediately following the Share Distribution, reflecting the high-vote Class B shares. A new Joint Filing Agreement now governs joint Schedule 13D reporting by Mr. Wu and Amber Fort Limited.
Amber International Holding Limited reported weak first-quarter 2026 results as the digital asset market softened further. Revenue was US$10.0 million, down from US$16.3 million last quarter and US$14.5 million a year earlier, mainly due to lower transaction volumes across the industry.
Gross profit fell to US$6.8 million with a 67.7% margin, versus US$12.1 million and a 74.2% margin last quarter. Total operating expenses were trimmed to US$10.0 million from US$11.0 million, helped by integrating the in-house AI agent MIA into operations, but the lower revenue drove an operating loss of US$3.2 million and a net loss from continuing operations of US$3.7 million.
Adjusted EBITDA from continuing operations was a loss of US$3.2 million, reversing a small profit last quarter. Client assets on platform were about US$1.0 billion, with assets per active client stable at around US$1.2 million, even as active clients and trading volumes declined. The company ended March 31, 2026 with US$36.5 million in cash, time deposits and restricted cash, slightly higher than at year-end 2025, and has repurchased 1,973,943 ADSs for roughly US$4.5 million under its US$50.0 million buyback program.
Amber International Holding Limited reported changes to its board of directors. Effective May 21, 2026, Ms. Noorsurainah Tengah joined the board and will serve on the Corporate Governance and Nominating Committee and the Investment Committee. She brings experience from the Brunei Investment Agency and various listed and private companies.
The company also announced that Mr. Wayne Huo resigned as a director and from his committee roles. After these changes, the board will comprise four directors and five independent directors, including Ms. Tengah, effective May 21, 2026.
Amber International Holding Limited files its annual report describing a major transformation driven by a reverse acquisition completed on March 12, 2025, in which Amber DWM is treated as the accounting acquirer of iClick. iClick’s results are consolidated only from that date.
The company now focuses on institutional crypto financial services and solutions under the Amber Premium brand, while certain iClick operations are classified as held-for-sale, with one disposal completed in October 2025. As of December 31, 2025, there were 471,376,257 ordinary shares outstanding, split between Class A and Class B shares.
The report highlights extensive risk factors: dependence on regulatory approvals for the DWM Asset Restructuring, reliance on intercompany services agreements to capture 100% of net income from assigned contracts, exposure to extreme digital asset price volatility, evolving global regulation, custody and cyber risks, and uncertainty over whether specific digital assets might be deemed securities. It also discusses implications of the HFCAA Act, PCAOB inspection status, and challenges enforcing U.S. civil judgments in Cayman Islands, Singapore, Hong Kong, and the PRC.
Amber International Holding Limited reported a breakthrough 2025, with total revenue rising to US$66.1 million, up 784.1% year-over-year, driven by its Amber Premium wealth, execution, and payment solutions plus new marketing and enterprise services.
The company achieved its first full-year net income from continuing operations of US$4.7 million, reversing a US$23.3 million loss in 2024, and expanded gross margin to 74.8% from 33.4%. Management highlighted strong wealth-management mix, institutional-grade margins, and growing AI integration, including its new A-Suite architecture and MIA AI agent.
Amber also strengthened its regulatory footprint, securing a VARA VASP license in Dubai, maintaining a Major Payment Institution licence in Singapore, and progressing Hong Kong applications. Cash, time deposits and restricted cash increased to US$33.9 million, and the company initiated a US$50 million share repurchase program, of which about US$0.9 million was used by year-end.
Amber International Holding Limited reported a breakthrough 2025, with total revenue rising to US$66.1 million, up 784.1% year-over-year, driven by its Amber Premium wealth, execution, and payment solutions plus new marketing and enterprise services.
The company achieved its first full-year net income from continuing operations of US$4.7 million, reversing a US$23.3 million loss in 2024, and expanded gross margin to 74.8% from 33.4%. Management highlighted strong wealth-management mix, institutional-grade margins, and growing AI integration, including its new A-Suite architecture and MIA AI agent.
Amber also strengthened its regulatory footprint, securing a VARA VASP license in Dubai, maintaining a Major Payment Institution licence in Singapore, and progressing Hong Kong applications. Cash, time deposits and restricted cash increased to US$33.9 million, and the company initiated a US$50 million share repurchase program, of which about US$0.9 million was used by year-end.
Amber International Holding Limited announced that its Dubai subsidiary, Amber Premium FZE, has received a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) License from Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA). This authorization allows Amber Premium to commence regulated virtual asset operations in and from Dubai.
The license permits Amber Premium to offer three regulated activities: virtual asset broker-dealer services, virtual asset management and investment services, and virtual asset lending and borrowing services for global institutional and qualified investors under VARA’s rulebooks. Management describes this approval as a key milestone in its long-term regional roadmap and emphasizes a compliance-first approach to digital wealth management in the UAE.
Amber International Holding Limited announced that its Dubai subsidiary, Amber Premium FZE, has received a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) License from Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA). This authorization allows Amber Premium to commence regulated virtual asset operations in and from Dubai.
The license permits Amber Premium to offer three regulated activities: virtual asset broker-dealer services, virtual asset management and investment services, and virtual asset lending and borrowing services for global institutional and qualified investors under VARA’s rulebooks. Management describes this approval as a key milestone in its long-term regional roadmap and emphasizes a compliance-first approach to digital wealth management in the UAE.
Amber International Holding Ltd Chief Financial Officer Ngai Yuk Chun received equity compensation through restricted stock units (RSUs). On April 1, 2026, 6,250 RSUs vested under the Post-IPO Share Incentive Plan and converted one-for-one into 6,250 Class A ordinary shares at no cost. Following the related share grant, the CFO directly owns 687,000 Class A ordinary shares. The plan also provides for a further 6,250 RSUs to vest on April 1, 2027, subject to the plan’s terms.