PETALING JAYA: Infomina Bhd
is seeking to accelerate the commercialisation of its artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities including data connectors, predictive analytics, AI agents and licensing models to further enhance its recurring managed services income.
In a filing with Bursa Malaysia, the company said it remains optimistic of its outlook, despite the ongoing global economic uncertainties.
Infomina is principally involved in the design and implementation of technology application and infrastructure solutions.
For its first quarter ended Aug 31, 2025, Infomina was up marginally to RM8.08mil, compared with RM8.01mil in the previous corresponding period.
The company said this was mainly due to the increase in revenue contribution from the design and delivery of technology infrastructure solutions segment, as well as from the new ventures in data solutions.
Revenue in the first quarter rose to RM54.63mil from RM46.18mil a year earlier.
The company noted that in July 2025, Infomina introduced ValuationXchange, Malaysia’s first industry-recognised digital property valuation platform, developed under its subsidiary, Infomina Geolytik Sdn Bhd.
“This strategic launch enables the group to penetrate the proptech and real estate valuation market, while leveraging cross-selling opportunities with its existing clientele and expanding its overall product ecosystem.
“Initial customer onboarding and revenue recognition from the platform has commenced during the first quarter of financial year 2026.”
Infomina also said it is accelerating development of its AI-driven solutions, including AiMod, an AI-enabled self-serve data analytics and modelling solution featuring a virtual AI assistant built on an agentic AI data analytics platform, and AiExe, a platform integrating data and intelligence into actionable workflows.
“Furthermore, these innovations are being progressively integrated into the group’s existing service portfolio to strengthen its technological capabilities and value proposition.
“This initiative is aimed at creating new, higher-margin revenue streams that go beyond its traditional infrastructure-based offerings,” it said.
