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Celebrus Technologies plc (LSE:CLBS) has released its final results for the year ending 31 March 2025, reporting a 13.9% rise in annual recurring revenue to $18.8 million and total revenue reaching $38.7 million. Marking a significant strategic evolution, the company has fully transitioned to Celebrus Cloud as its core deployment platform, enhancing service reliability and scalability for its clients.
Amid challenging macroeconomic conditions, Celebrus secured major contracts including a global airline and a leading fintech firm, underscoring its strong market position. Continued investment in product innovation remains a priority to sustain competitive advantage. Looking ahead, Celebrus maintains an optimistic outlook with a growing sales pipeline and a clear focus on long-term value creation for shareholders.
About Celebrus Technologies plc
Celebrus Technologies is a global data solutions provider, operating across more than 30 countries and listed on the AIM Market of the London Stock Exchange. The company specializes in digital identity management and data capture technologies that improve marketing effectiveness and fraud prevention. Celebrus aims to deepen brand-consumer engagement by delivering seamless data capture solutions that ensure compliance and make digital data readily actionable.
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