Sinohope Technology Holdings, formerly known as New Fire Technology Holdings It released its audited annual results for the year ended September 30. The company reported total revenue of HK$8.66 billion. This marks a 451.8% year over year increase. The surge came mainly from rapid expansion in its cryptocurrency over-the-counter (OTC) trading business. However, despite the strong top line growth. The group swung to a net loss for the year. It highlights pressure on margins as trading volumes scaled up.
The crypto asset trading segment remained the company’s core growth engine. Revenue from this business reached HK$8.61 billion, up from HK$1.52 billion a year earlier. OTC trading accounted for more than 99% of total group revenue. This underscores Sinohope Technology’s growing role in institutional crypto liquidity services.
Management attributed the increase to higher client activity and expanded trading scale during the year. Other business lines remained flat, contributing just HK$48.1 million. It went down slightly from 2024. Gross profit rose modestly to HK$47.6 million. But gross margin fell sharply to 0.6%, compared with 2.8% last year. This reflected tighter spreads and higher operating costs tied to large volume OTC transactions.
While revenue jumped, profitability moved in the opposite direction. Sinohope Technology recorded a net loss of HK$9.7 million. It compared with a net profit of HK$56.3 million in the prior year. Loss attributable to shareholders stood at HK$9.2 million. Administrative expenses climbed to HK$111.5 million up from HK$106.2 million. As the company expanded its headcount and compliance operations
Fair value losses on crypto assets also weighed on results. It is reversing gains seen in the previous year. Basic loss per share came in at 1.72 Hong Kong cents. That compares with earnings of 11.66 cents in 2024. Net cash declined to HK$13.2 million down sharply year over year. Though total equity increased to HK$757.1 million.
Sinohope’s shares last traded around HK$2.61. It gives the company a market capitalization of roughly HK$1.96 billion. The stock has remained volatile, often moving in line with broader crypto market trends. During 2025, the company repositioned itself as a digital asset services platform focused on compliance and institutional clients. Several former Huobi executives joined the group in August. Which signals a strategic reset. The firm has also clarified that it has no equity or business relationship with Huobi Hong Kong.
Looking ahead, management said it will prioritize “safety and compliance.” While continuing to build services that connect traditional finance with Web3 infrastructure. Still, the latest results show that while the OTC scale can drive revenue quickly. Sustaining profitability remains a key challenge as competition and costs increase.