Amber International Posts $66.1 Million Revenue with First GAAP Profit, Launches A-Suite OS
In its first full year as a Nasdaq-listed company, Amber International grew revenue 784.1% to US$66.1 million and swung to GAAP continuing-operations profitability with a US$27.9 million turnaround. The firm secured a VARA VASP license in the UAE and plans to launch its AI-native A-Suite operating system in Q1 2026.
1. Record Fiscal 2025 Financial Results
Amber International reported total revenue of US$16.3 million in Q4 2025, up 240.6% year-over-year, and full-year 2025 revenue of US$66.1 million, a 784.1% increase from 2024. The company achieved GAAP continuing-operations profitability, marking a US$27.9 million turnaround from the prior year.
2. Operational Metrics and Profitability
Wealth Management Solutions revenue reached US$34.9 million in 2025, up 463.6%, comprising 69.5% of the Amber Premium segment. Platform gross margin improved to 74.8% from 33.4%, Adjusted EBITDA turned positive at US$4.7 million versus a US$5.2 million loss, and client assets on platform hit US$1.3 billion.
3. A-Suite AI-native Operating System
Amber International unveiled A-Suite, a cohesive architecture of three AI-native operating systems designed to coordinate on-chain liquidity, yield generation and asset distribution at scale. The first AI-native OS in the suite is scheduled to launch in Q1 2026, targeting digital wealth management and agent-native financial services.
4. Regulatory Milestone with VARA VASP License
On April 2, 2026, the company secured a VARA VASP license, unlocking access to the UAE’s expanding family office and institutional market. This regulatory approval positions Amber as one of the few regulated, pan-Asian digital asset wealth platforms capable of serving high-net-worth clients at institutional standards.