AUTOCOUNT Dotcom Bhd, a developer/distributor of accounting and business software, has delivered a robust performance for its 2Q FY2025 ended June 30, 2025 with its net profit having spiked 90.4% year-on-year (yoy) (2Q FY2024: RM4,52 mil).
The group’s revenue for the period under review surged 49.3% yoy to RM20.17 mil) (2Q FY2024: RM13.51 mil) driven primarily by strong demand for its e-invoicing solutions.
The stellar performance was also reflected on AutoCount’s 1H FY20205 with its net profit having spiralled 159.2% yoy to RM22.3 mil (1H FY2024: RM8.59 mil) on the back of a revenue which shot up 68.2% to RM45.73 mil (1H FY2024: RM27.18 mil).
The group also reported a healthy operating cash flow of RM31.8 mil in its 1H FY2025 which is supportive of its financial resilience and ability to fund future growth initiatives.
In recognition of its strong financial position, the AutoCount board has declared an interim dividend of 2 sen/share which amounted to RM11.0 mil which is payable on Sept 26.
Since its listing in May 2023, AutoCount has declared five dividends of 2 sen each which are equivalent to RM55.05 mil or 10 sen/share.
Notably, four of these dividends were declared within the past 12 months, reflecting the group’s strong cash flow and commitment to rewarding shareholders – even without a formal dividend policy.
Moreover, shareholders have also enjoyed significant capital appreciation with AutoCount’s share price have appreciated 248.5% from.33 sen on its listing day to RM1.15 as of yesterday (Aug 25).
“We’re pleased to deliver another solid quarter, underpinned by strong demand for our e-invoicing solutions and a business model that allows us to scale without proportionately increasing costs,” commented AutoCount’s managing director Y.T. Choo.
“A large portion of our expenses such as staff-related costs remain relatively fixed. This means that as our topline grows, we are able to translate revenue into higher profitability and margins.”
Moreover, AutoCount is also in the midst of transferring from the ACE Market to the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia, a milestone that reflects the group’s growth trajectory and strong fundamentals.
Beyond the mandatory e-invoicing which has been AutoCount’s engine of growth, the group’s recent launch of OneSales PalmPOS which is designed for micro-SMEs along with its collaboration with IAB LCCI to introduce Asia’s first cloud accounting certification programme has further enhanced its positioning as a leading provider of digital business solutions.
At the close of today’s (Aug 26) market trading, AutoCount was down 1 sen or 0.87% to RM1.14 with 203,500 shares traded, thus valuing the company at RM628 mil. – Aug 26, 2025
