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SEC filingRevenue and gross profit grew with margin expansion, narrowing net losses and improving cash flows from operations, yet operating losses persisted amid ongoing investments in digital entertainment services.
GigaMedia Limited reported FY2025 results showing revenue growth of 17.0% to $3.5 million from $3.0 million in FY2024, driven by the company's digital entertainment services where geographic revenues are attributed by operating entity location. This uptick supported gross profit expansion of 23.4% to $1.8 million, elevating the gross margin to 52.4% from the prior year's level. The improvement stems from better cost efficiencies in virtual goods and content delivery, core to the business model amid lean growth initiatives.
Despite top-line progress, operating income remained negative at -$3.6 million, a 2.8% narrowing from -$3.7 million, as the operating margin stood at -103.6%. This reflects persistent expense pressures in a low-revenue base, though the relative improvement indicates revenue gains beginning to mitigate fixed costs associated with maintaining the digital platform. Net income loss reduced 32.3% to -$1.6 million from -$2.3 million, with diluted EPS at -$0.14 versus -$0.21, underscoring the benefits of scale even in a challenged environment.
Cash flow from operations improved to -$1.97 million from -$2.33 million, contributing to free cash flow of -$2.0 million after minimal $44 thousand in capital expenditures, down slightly from $46 thousand. This moderation in cash burn provides stability, allowing focus on strategic evolution without aggressive spending. Management notes capital expenditure plans for 2026 primarily in software and computer hardware to support lean growth in digital entertainment, signaling disciplined investment ahead.
Overall, these results highlight a trajectory of gradual stabilization. Revenue momentum and margin gains offer a foundation for reducing losses, but the business continues navigating operating inefficiencies typical of digital entertainment transitions. Investors should monitor execution on 2026 capex for potential acceleration in growth while cash preservation sustains the balance sheet through this phase.