17LIVE posted FY2025 revenue of USD 158.8 million and reported a full-year profit before tax of USD 1.2 million. For 2H2025, the livestreaming platform recorded profit after tax of USD 3.7 million, and ended FY2025 with cash of USD 73.4 million. The company said its results were affected by foreign exchange volatility, including a depreciation of the Japanese yen against the US dollar in 2H2025. New businesses contributed 12.0% of FY2025 revenue, and 17LIVE said it plans a commercial release of short-form drama in Japan in 1H2026. The group also highlighted product initiatives including the launch of 17Animaker, an AI-assisted animation feature for V-Livers, which it said reached about a 70% adoption rate, and said it plans to extend related technology to human streamers in 2026 via “Digital Twin” AI co-hosts. For shareholder returns, 17LIVE reported FY2025 share buybacks of USD 6.8 million (9.0 million shares), an interim dividend payment for 1H2025 of USD 2.0 million (1.5 Singapore cents per share), and declared a final dividend of 0.5 Singapore cents per share, taking the FY2025 total dividend to 2.0 Singapore cents per share.
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