333D posts AUD $1 million revenue surge on healthcare focus
Australian digital asset firm 333D has posted significant financial improvement in its latest full-year results, following a strategic focus on digital asset management for the healthcare sector.
The company reported that revenue rose by 426% to AUD $1,001,873 for the year ended 30 June 2025, up from AUD $190,310 in the previous year. This resulted in a net profit after tax of AUD $143,777, representing a 14.3% net profit margin, compared with a net loss of AUD $506,606 in the previous period. Operating cashflow was also positive at AUD $70,681.
Over the past year, 333D shifted its primary focus towards providing digital asset management services, investing more than AUD $600,000 in the development of its proprietary software platform. According to the company, this investment has enabled it to expand its capacity for handling increased customer volumes and laid the groundwork for further growth, particularly in the healthcare industry. The balance sheet at the end of the period was reported to be free of debt, with debtor collections averaging under 30 days.
Revenue and profitability
The transformation in financial performance was underpinned by increased uptake of digital asset management services. The new business model, focused on long-term contracts, delivered what the company described as reliable and growing monthly cashflows.
Our turnaround is clear – from loss to profit in a single year. We have proven our platform works and that our business model is profitable. Every new client we bring on adds incremental profit, giving us enormous leverage as we scale deeper into the healthcare sector.
These remarks were made by John Conidi, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of 333D. He highlighted that each additional client generates incremental profit, adding operational leverage and supporting future scalability.
Strategic focus on healthcare
333D emphasised the significance of its proprietary software, which the company now considers to be a proven and profitable foundation for its operations. The firm's current strategy is to leverage this platform to target growth in the healthcare industry, a sector the company describes as "one of the world's deepest and most valuable".
The company's management stated that the software platform has now been fully built and operational for some time, making it possible to deliver on contracts and expand into the expanding digital healthcare market in Australia.
Financial position and outlook
333D's board and management have stated their belief that the company is positioned for further expansion. They referenced several core strengths, including what they describe as a proven and profitable business model for digital asset management, meaningful engagement in the healthcare sector which presents scalable growth potential, and a robust, debt-free balance sheet.
The company also noted that with its return to profitability and positive cashflow, it is concentrating on solidifying its place as an Australian provider of digital asset management for healthcare clients.
The company's investment in its technology platform totalled more than AUD $600,000 for the year, marking the primary use of cash beyond operations. This investment was justified by the resultant increase in sales and entry into long-term service contracts.
Operational highlights
Other metrics reported by 333D for the period include reduced debtor collection times, now averaging fewer than 30 days, and the maintenance of a debt-free status on the company's balance sheet.
The company stated that its service model's reliability and scalability are integral to its plans for expanding further within the healthcare sector, promising incremental profit from every new client under its current operating structure.
Looking forward, 333D's leadership highlighted that growth pathways are now available, combined with a return to strong financial results after the previous year's loss.
