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YY Group Holding Limited amended its Form 6-K to disclose a series of completed acquisitions and an asset purchase between January and July 2025. The company acquired controlling and minority interests in multiple Singapore, Hong Kong and Thailand entities, including Mediaplus (54% for S$1,325,000 cash plus 9,260 Class A shares), Property Facility Services (~99.99997% for S$816,000 cash, a deferred S$784,000 subject to up to S$500,000 downward adjustment, and 143,516 shares), YY Circle HK (90% for 1,900,000 shares), YY Circle Thailand (49% for 2,000,000 shares), Transocean (53% for 4,500,000 shares), Uniforce (100% for S$1,000,000), and Pesticide (100% for S$150,000).
The company also acquired the assets and IP of the 24iFM facilities management application for 4,000,000 Class A shares to deploy internally; the asset purchase will not immediately generate independent revenue. YY Group determined that, in aggregate, these transactions do not exceed the 50% significance threshold, so pro forma financial statements are not required under Regulation S-X.