SEA financials tracker: Glints’ net loss narrows 33%
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Unlike listed companies, private firms do not publish their financials in an easily accessible database.
Over the years, Tech in Asia has covered the financial results of many startups in Southeast Asia to help address that gap.
Singapore-based recruitment platform Glints recently posted revenue of US$36 million in 2025, up 4% from the previous year. Its net loss reduced by 33% to US$11.8 million, marking its second consecutive year of narrowed losses.
BillEase, a buy now, pay later firm based in the Philippines, posted its third consecutive profitable year with a net profit of US$13.6 million in 2025, up 56% from the previous year. Its revenue grew 80% year on year to US$151 million.
We’ve seen strong reader interest in our earnings reports. That’s why we created this SEA tech company financial tracker, which collects official financial data on private tech companies and startups across the region.
It includes their latest recorded revenue and net profit figures, as well as top-line growth and profit status compared with the previous year.
Beyond income statement metrics, we also include net cash from operating activities and changes in cash and cash equivalents. These figures help show whether a company is generating or burning cash.
We hope this tracker becomes a useful directory for readers who want to search for company financials and understand which firms are growing, profitable, or cash-generative.
We’ll keep adding more companies as we get new data.
A few caveats about the data:
- We use the latest official fiscal-year data available, but we do not include metrics earlier than 2024.
- We include companies based on their total funding raised and our previous coverage. Companies that have raised more funding are more likely to be part of the tracker, though we are still expanding the list.
- Our sources include Handshakes filings and company financial statements.
- Some metrics may be unavailable for some companies.
Please drop us a note at duc@techinasia.com if your company’s financial data should be added or updated. Our tracker is a work in progress.
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