UltraGreen.ai reports $95m net profit in 2025 on higher revenue

Exceptional items boost total profit by $14.9m.

UltraGreen.ai Limited reported a net profit of $95.26m (US$75.6m) for the fiscal year (FY) ended 31 December 2025, up 35% from $70.56m (US$56.0m) in 2024, according to its financial statement.

Revenue rose 24% to $179.42m (US$142.4m) from $144.52m (US$114.7m) the previous year.

Basic earnings per share reached $0.24 (US$0.19).

Total profit included a $14.87m (US$11.8m) net gain from exceptional items, comprising a $29.86m (US$23.7m) gain from the August 2025 sale of the UltraLinQ business.

This is partially offset by a $10.71m (US$8.5m) tax provision on dividend income and $4.28m (US$3.4m) in impairment and disposal charges. Excluding these items, profit was $80.39m (US$63.8m), a 14% increase from 2024.

Vial volumes rose 13% during the period, supported by price increases in the United States and Europe, driving revenue growth, the statement said.

Operating profit increased 27% to $106.09m (US$84.2m), with operating expenses reflecting investments in Asian expansion, regulatory capabilities, and costs from the December 2025 initial public offering in Singapore.

The company ended the FY with no debt and $221.89m (US$176.1m) in cash. Revenue for FY2026 is forecast at $214.2m (US$170m) to $239.4m (US$190m), reflecting 2025 price changes and expansion into new markets.

(US$1 = SG$1.26)

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