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20-F2026-04-30· grok-4-1-fast-non-reasoning

ORKT · Orangekloud Technology Inc.

0001493152-26-019732

SEC filing

Summary

Revenue and gross profit accelerated robustly from AI platform enhancements, achieving 41% topline growth and 138% gross profit surge with margin expansion to 44%, while operating losses narrowed 14% to -$7.5M amid ongoing investments in growth transition.

Key takeaways

Full analysis

AI platform enhancements, including the 2025 AI WhatsApp Sales Ordering Solution, propelled revenue growth of 40.6% to $5.7 million for FY 2025. This reflects heightened demand for no-code/low-code applications supporting business processes like sales order processing, inventory management, production tracking, and delivery operations. The fragmented, widespread customer base benefits from the company's 'follow the sun' support model, enabling 24/7 service across geographies despite operating from a holding company structure reliant on subsidiary dividends for cash needs.

Despite topline momentum, operating income remained negative at -$7.5 million, a 14.0% narrowing from -$8.7 million prior year. This reflects sustained investments in platform evolution and vertical expansions, including predictive inventory features, beyond core Singapore/Malaysia markets via Microsoft and Acumatica partnerships. IMDA endorsements and grants further de-risk SME adoption, positioning the company strategically while operating margin stood at -131.4%.

Net income loss moderated 48.3% to -$4.5 million from -$8.6 million, with diluted EPS at -$0.77 versus -$0.40, impacted by increased share count post-IPO and reverse split. As a holding company, cash requirements hinge on subsidiary performance, with no dividends planned given capital needs for growth, operating expenses, and potential debt service. Dividend policy prioritizes retaining earnings based on future operations, earnings, and financial condition.

Cash from operations improved to -$4.6 million from -$9.9 million, yielding free cash flow of -$4.9 million after $376K capex, up from $37K. This stabilization supports ongoing investments while highlighting burn persistence in a growth phase. U.S. and investment subsidiaries offer untapped potential, with assets distributed proportionally to shareholders if insufficient for full capital repayment. Overall, AI-no-code positioning aligns with market tailwinds, balancing losses with scalable topline trajectory.