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333D Ltd has returned to profitability in the 2025 financial year, reporting its first positive net result after a major shift into digital asset management services.
The company closed FY2025 with revenue of $1,001,873, up 426% from the prior year. Net profit after tax reached $143,777, compared with a $506,606 loss in FY2024. Operating cashflow was also positive at $70,681.
Management said the turnaround followed the roll-out of its proprietary platform, which cost more than $600,000 to develop and is now being used to support new client volumes. The company said its shift to long-term contracts has provided reliable and scalable monthly cashflows.
“Our turnaround is clear – from loss to profit in a single year. We have proven our platform works and that our business model is profitable. Every new client we bring on adds incremental profit, giving us enormous leverage as we scale deeper into the healthcare sector,” said John Conidi, 333D CEO and managing director.
Following the result, 333D highlighted its strengthened financial position, closing the year debt-free with debtor collections averaging under 30 days. Management said this stability provides a solid base to support further growth initiatives.
In line with this outlook, the board emphasised that the digital asset management model has now been shown to be profitable, with healthcare identified as the primary area for expansion.
