Latest Southeast Asia News

OpenLearning Limited has inked a five-year, usage-based SaaS agreement with Systems Plus College Foundation, marking a significant step in expanding its AI-powered learning platform across Southeast Asia.

InFocus Group Holdings has locked in up to AUD 1.7 million in potential revenues through new contracts in healthcare and logistics, underpinning its operational expansion in Southeast Asia.

SportsHero has expanded its partnership with Indonesian telecom giant Indosat to include a new mobile casual gaming product, aiming to capture a vast and growing mobile gamer audience in Southeast Asia.

Lion Energy has agreed to sell its minority interest in the Seram Non-Bula PSC for US$1.2 million, refocusing its efforts on the higher-potential East Seram PSC exploration program.

Cambium Bio has struck a licensing deal with Keke Medtech to commercialise its fibrin biologic in dental applications, unlocking new markets and non-dilutive funding.

OpenLearning Limited reported a 30% revenue increase for the half-year to June 2025, driven by expanded AI-powered LMS adoption and multi-year contracts in the Philippines, while working towards break-even despite a wider loss.

RLF AgTech Ltd has reported a remarkable financial turnaround in FY25, with revenues more than doubling and losses narrowing significantly, setting the stage for expansion in FY26.

Jcurve Solutions Limited reported a significant turnaround in FY25 with a Normalised EBITDA profit and a narrowed net loss, despite an 11% revenue decline. The company also strengthened its Asia presence through acquisition and boosted liquidity with a $1 million capital raise.

BPH Global Limited reported a strong 161.7% revenue increase to nearly $288,000 for FY25, driven by new seaweed operations in Indonesia, yet the company remains in the red with a $1.3 million net loss. The firm continues to raise capital and integrate acquisitions as it charts a path forward.

My Rewards International Limited reports a 47% revenue drop but narrows losses by 45%, fueled by strategic acquisition and tech innovation. The company advances ASX reinstatement with a capital raise and debt conversion plan.

Uscom Limited reported a 25% decline in revenue to $3.16 million and a 59% increase in net loss to $3.3 million for FY25, reflecting significant global headwinds. Despite setbacks, the company advanced new product approvals and secured funding to navigate ongoing challenges.

TZ Limited reported a challenging FY25 with a $3.52 million net loss, impacted by integration costs and US tariff disruptions. Despite setbacks, the company completed the Keyvision acquisition and anticipates a strong revenue rebound in FY26.