Diginex Shares Gain Momentum with Extended Partnership and Surging Revenue

Investors in Diginex are likely to welcome a dual announcement from the regulatory technology firm, which specializes in sustainable finance solutions. The company has both expanded its strategic alliance with Swiss inspection giant SGS and published interim financial results showcasing meteoric revenue growth, albeit alongside deepening losses.

The half-year figures for the period ending September 30, 2025, reveal a dramatic top-line expansion. Revenue surged by 293% to $2.0 million, up from $0.5 million in the prior-year period. The vast majority of this income, $1.9 million, was derived from recurring subscription and license fees.

However, this explosive sales growth has not yet translated into profitability. The company reported an operating loss of $6.0 million, widening from a $4.2 million loss a year earlier. Administrative expenses rose to $8.1 million, which management attributes primarily to costs associated with merger and acquisition due diligence and legal fees.

On a positive note, Diginex operates without debt. Its net asset position strengthened significantly to $10.9 million, compared to $4.6 million as of March 31, 2025.

Strategic Alliance with SGS Deepens

In a separate but concurrent development, Diginex has renewed and broadened its partnership with SGS, a relationship that began in 2022. The enhanced collaboration is designed to assist banks, asset managers, and corporations in meeting stringent global sustainability standards.

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The partnership leverages the core strengths of each entity: Diginex provides its blockchain-powered infrastructure for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) data, while SGS contributes its world-class auditing and certification expertise. Their combined platform already supports 19 international reporting frameworks, including those from GRI, SASB, and the TCFD. This offering is becoming increasingly critical as regulatory demands escalate, particularly with the advent of the EU's CSRD directive and new ISSB standards.

Aggressive Expansion Through Acquisition

Beyond organic growth, Diginex is pursuing an ambitious acquisition strategy to build out its capabilities. The company has already completed the takeover of Matter DK ApS, a transaction valued at approximately $13 million and settled in shares, which bolsters its AI-driven ESG analytics.

Further memoranda of understanding are in place for several other targets. These include Plan A (plana.earth), an AI platform whose client roster features names like BMW, Deutsche Bank, and Visa; The Remedy Project; and Kindred OS in the edge-AI sector. The company's treasury has also been fortified by an additional $13.8 million inflow from warrant exercises.

Positioning in a High-Growth Market

The company's strategic moves position it within the rapidly expanding carbon management software sector. This global market is currently estimated at around $16 billion. Analysts project it will double to $32 billion by 2030, representing a compound annual growth rate of 15%. Some long-term forecasts suggest the total addressable market could reach as high as $100 billion by 2032.

The renewed partnership with SGS is viewed as a key channel for Diginex to access this high-growth arena. Additionally, the company recently executed an 8-for-1 stock split, a move intended to enhance the liquidity of its shares on the public market.