Back on the boards: digital assets company 333D posts profit, ramps up growth plans

• 333D resumes trading on the ASX
• FY25 saw revenue up 426% to $1.0m, profit after tax of $143,777, and positive operating cashflow
• The company is budgeting $1m for further platform investment and exploring acquisitions to accelerate growth

Special Report: After exiting voluntary suspension today, digital asset company 333D is highlighting a profitable turnaround and setting its sights firmly on scalable growth.

For FY2025, 333D (ASX:T3D) reported revenue of $1,001,873, up 426% from the prior year. Profit after tax came in at $143,777, marking the company’s first profit in over five years. Operating cashflow was also positive at $70,681, a sharp reversal from FY2024’s $506,606 loss.

“Our turnaround is clear – from loss to profit in a single year,” CEO and managing director John Conidi said.

“We’ve built a platform that is now proven, profitable and ready to scale. Every new client we bring on flows directly into higher profits and stronger cashflow.”

A platform for growth

With profitability restored, management is looking to FY2026 with a clear plan. The company has budgeted $1 million for additional software development to further expand the capacity and capability of its digital asset management systems.

Just as importantly, 333D is also evaluating organic and acquisition-led growth opportunities, aiming to accelerate expansion into new markets and revenue streams.

Conidi added: “Our focus now is on building scale. We’re looking at acquisitions that complement our core healthcare business and allow us to grow faster. The opportunity in healthcare digital asset management is significant, and we intend to seize it.”

Healthcare market opportunity

The company’s core focus remains healthcare – a sector management describes as “deep and valuable,” with growing demand for secure and scalable digital asset management solutions.

333D’s platform allows the digital capture, storage and management of medical imaging and other data-intensive healthcare assets, with scope for expansion into broader industrial and enterprise applications.

Bitcoin adds upside, not distraction

While 333D has drawn attention for its Bitcoin treasury policy, management is clear that the digital asset strategy is designed to complement, not distract from, the core business.

Under its Bitcoin Policy, surplus cash is deployed into Bitcoin, capped at 50% of treasury assets, with strict governance and security controls. The aim is to preserve liquidity for operations while giving shareholders potential upside as Bitcoin appreciates.

“Our business isn’t crypto – it’s healthcare and digital asset management,” Conidi said. “But our treasury approach ensures surplus cash works harder for shareholders in a disciplined, well-governed way, and adhering to ASX rules.”

Back trading, with clear catalysts ahead

With securities now trading again on the ASX, management is confident that FY2026 will be defined by growth. Key catalysts include:

• A $1m investment in platform expansion
• Exploration of strategic acquisitions
• Continued revenue growth from healthcare contracts
• Potential upside from the Bitcoin treasury strategy

“We’ve turned the business around. We’re profitable, we’re scaling, and we’re ready to grow,” Conidi said. “It’s a new chapter for 333D.”

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