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Sealand Capital Galaxy Ltd on Monday reported a jump in revenue for 2025, and said it plans to continue its expansion and platform development across the Asia-Pacific region. The Asia-focused digital investment company’s pretax loss widened to £1.5 million for 2025, from £350,224 for 2024. Sealand attributed this to a £1.1 million non-cash fair value loss on embedded conversion derivatives, noting that this was ‘a technical accounting requirement...that has no impact on [its] cash position, liquidity or underlying operating performance.’ Revenue ‘increased significantly’ to £1.5 million from £121,802, which Sealand attributed ‘to the growth in marketing service and digital solutions service.’ Net liabilities increased 32% to £2.1 million from £1.6 million, driven by £1.2 million in non-cash derivative liabilities and £2.1 million in net current liabilities, up from £1.6 million. Finance expenses totalled £1.1 million, up from none the year before. ‘2025 was a year of significant operational progress and strategic upgrade for Sealand, as we strengthened the foundations of the business, improved financial performance and began shifting the group’s focus towards higher-growth technology and AI-enabled opportunities across the Asia-Pacific region,’ Executive Chair Elena Suet Sum Law commented. She noted that Sealand ‘undertook a comprehensive internal business assessment and sharpened its focus,’ and that in January it ‘announced an updated strategic direction intended to strengthen and scale the Group’s existing commercial operations while increasing the application of AI, digital tools and technology-enabled services’. Looking ahead, Law stated: ‘While the broader macroeconomic environment remains uncertain, the board believes the group is well positioned to continue developing its technology-enabled commercial platform...we see a significant opportunity to expand our presence across the Asia-Pacific region through a disciplined, technology-enabled commercial strategy spanning e-commerce, AI-driven digital solutions, advisory services and selective strategic investments. ‘We will continue to optimise our core operations while increasing the application of AI and digital technologies...We also intend to further develop strategic partnerships and cross-market opportunities between China, Hong Kong and international markets, leveraging our regional network and market expertise. ‘Through disciplined capital allocation and continued operational execution, Sealand is increasingly well positioned to build a more scalable and diversified business, with the aim of delivering sustainable long-term value for shareholders.’ Sealand Capital shares have been temporarily suspended since May 1, following the delay of the 2025 financial report. Copyright 2026 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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