PBS has characterised 2025 as a challenging but transformative year as the company navigates, global economic pressures, delayed government contracts, and rapid technological change.
The technology solutions group has reported that revenue for the year totaled US$374.9 million, falling short of its $425 million target.
The company attributes the shortfall to procurement delays on major regional government technology projects, as well as currency volatility in some markets.
Net profit declined sharply to US$4.3 million, well below expectations of US$13.6 million.
PBS says the result was heavily influenced by a tax charge of US$9.9 million and that the company is now working on improved tax planning across its twenty four country footprint, with structural changes expected in 2026.
It adds that its performance reflects a business that is maturing, adapting, and positioning itself with intention for the years ahead.
Looking ahead, the group has highlighted artificial intelligence and increased digital investment across the region as expected drivers of new demand for its services.
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