2026-01-09 22:24:31

SOLOWIN Holdings has delivered a solid performance. The unaudited financial report for the first half of fiscal year 2026 shows the company’s revenue reaching $5.84 million, a year-over-year increase of 453%. This growth is driven by the strong performance of its digital asset services business.

More notably, the previously reported losses are gradually healing — net losses narrowed to $4.63 million. The asset management scale is also accelerating, surpassing $820 million. Trading volume for stablecoins and fiat currencies has reached $86 million, indicating increased user activity.

The company's geographical ambitions are also clearly visible. Recently, it entered the markets in Saudi Arabia and Dubai, clearly playing a strategic move in the Middle East. Meanwhile, the acquisition of the Singapore MPI license and AlloyX for $350 million demonstrates its efforts to build a more comprehensive compliant infrastructure and trading ecosystem. These series of actions reveal that the company is expanding its global footprint with real investment.

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 31m ago

The growth figure is indeed impressive, but I still want to see how much of that 453% increase is actually real...

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BlockchainBard

· 01-09 22:49

Revenue skyrocketed by 453%, and losses are still being reduced. This rhythm is on point. --- Spending $350 million to get a license—now that's playing for real, unlike some projects that just shout slogans. --- A dual approach in the Middle East and Singapore—this strategy is quite aggressive. --- Breaking through $820 million in AUM—does that count as a milestone? Anyway, I think it does. --- Stablecoin trading volume of $86 million indicates that users are really active now, not just bots pumping the market. --- From consecutive losses to narrowing net losses—this turnaround is quite impressive. Finally seeing some hope.

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ruggedNotShrugged

· 01-09 22:49

453% this growth rate is outrageous, I'm just worried it's inflated data Really spending big, 350 million to acquire the Singapore license, they're serious Net losses are still so large, growth is so fast, it all feels a bit suspicious Middle East, Singapore are all in, definitely laying out the global chessboard Just looking at revenue growth, the burning of cash behind it is also terrifying 820 million AUM sounds good, but how much management fee do these bloodsuckers need to eat It's called expanding the territory in a nice way, but frankly, it's still burning investors' money

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TokenRationEater

· 01-09 22:39

This growth rate is insane, 453%, is it real? SOLOWIN's Middle East expansion is quite aggressive, directly spending $350 million to acquire the Singapore license. Narrowing losses is a good thing, but 820 million AUM still sounds a bit虚. Stablecoin trading volume of 86 million indicates that activity has indeed increased. Wait, net loss is still over 4 million? This company still needs to be nurtured further. With such a solid compliance infrastructure in place, it seems they are really aiming for long-term growth.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 01-09 22:36

A 453% growth is indeed impressive, but the real highlight is the AUM surpassing 820 million. To be honest, the Middle East move is quite interesting; whether the 350 million invested can truly open up the situation remains to be seen. The narrowing of net losses is a good sign, at least it's not burning money anymore. What about the 86 million in trading volume? We need to compare it with industry peers' data to make a judgment. The combination of compliant infrastructure and trading ecosystem has a bit of the meaning of completing the ecosystem.

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GasFeeVictim

· 01-09 22:26

453% growth? Is this increase real or just a financial report trick? Something's off; the loss is still at 4.63 million. How can this number be called recovery? The Middle East expansion is aggressive—spending $350 million. Surely this isn't just a last-minute rush, right? $820 million AUM sounds impressive, but how long can these trading volumes last?

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