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AsiaFIN Holdings Corp. (ASFH) reported sharply improved results for the quarter and first half ended June 30, 2026. Second-quarter revenue was US$1,516,382, up 50.5% from US$1,007,296 a year earlier, while first-half revenue rose 71.4% to US$2,791,904 from US$1,628,475. The company returned to profitability, with net income attributable to common shareholders of US$430,779 in the second quarter versus a net loss of US$197,801 in the prior-year quarter, and first-half net income of US$278,207 versus a loss of US$680,230.
Profitability improved meaningfully. Second-quarter gross margin increased to 50.1% from 31.0%, and income from operations turned positive at US$419,676 versus a loss of US$211,136. Basic and diluted EPS were US$0.0053 for the quarter and US$0.0034 for the first half, compared with losses of US$0.0024 and US$0.0083, respectively. AsiaFIN cited higher project milestone and subscription-renewal revenue and lower selling, general and administrative expenses.
As of June 30, 2026, total assets were US$4,951,451 and shareholders’ equity was US$2,799,421. Cash and cash equivalents were US$880,457, down from US$1,748,051 at year-end 2025, after negative operating cash flow of US$(80,301) and a US$722,131 investment in a time deposit. The company highlighted its focus on Fintech, RegTech, ESG consultancy and RPA solutions across Asian and Middle Eastern markets.
AsiaFIN Holdings Corp. reported much stronger results for the quarter ended March 31, 2026. Revenue was $1,275,522, more than doubling from $621,179 a year earlier, as the company highlighted growing traction in its fintech services.
Gross margin turned around from negative in early 2025 to a positive 26.7% in this quarter, lifting gross profit to $340,766. The net loss narrowed sharply to $165,158 from $489,463, reflecting higher revenue and stable operating costs.
AsiaFIN ended the quarter with total assets of $4,819,332, including $1,685,762 in cash and cash equivalents, and total liabilities of $2,410,079, leaving shareholders’ equity at $2,409,253. Management noted that its Software as a Service model is beginning to generate recurring revenue.
AsiaFIN Holdings Corp. reported strong top-line expansion for the year ended December 31, 2025, with revenue rising to $5,126,250 from $3,382,432, more than 50% growth. Gross profit increased to $1,903,867 from $1,423,800 as the company’s Fintech segment delivered 52% revenue growth and its RegTech unit improved gross margins by 13.46%.
Despite higher selling, general and administrative expenses of $1,874,309, the net loss narrowed to $120,273 from $161,968, and total comprehensive income turned positive at $128,154 versus a prior-year comprehensive loss of $95,006. Operating cash flow strengthened sharply to $503,858 from $24,401, and cash and cash equivalents rose to $1,748,051 from $1,309,929, reflecting better collections and working capital management.
AsiaFIN Holdings Corp. (ASFH) reported its financial results for the third quarter of 2025, covering the period ended September 30, 2025, through a press release dated November 13, 2025. The company also held an earnings conference call on the same day to discuss these results in more detail, and made the call recording and transcript available on its investor relations website. The disclosure is furnished under a current report and is not treated as filed for liability purposes under the Securities Exchange Act, meaning it is primarily intended to inform the market rather than amend other regulatory filings.
AsiaFIN Holdings Corp. reported that its board appointed Baharom Bin Embi (“Datuk Baharom”) as an independent director effective October 1, 2025. He will serve on the company’s Audit Committee and brings decades of experience in Malaysian banking, cooperative finance, and Islamic financial planning, including leadership roles at Co-opbank Pertama Malaysia Berhad and TEKUN Nasional.
Under an independent director agreement, Datuk Baharom will receive a $500 monthly cash fee for his board service. The company states he has no family relationships or related party transactions with its directors or officers. As of this report, he beneficially owns 14,000 shares of AsiaFIN common stock, and the board has determined that this ownership does not affect his independence.