KUALA LUMPUR: PEOPLElogy Bhd
remains committed to empowering Malaysians with digital and AI-driven skills as it advances its regional expansion plans, according to founder and managing director Allen Lee.
“With the support of our partners and the nation’s commitment to building a future-ready labour force, we are confident in scaling our ecosystem to deliver greater impact.
“As we plan to expand regionally and strengthen our digital and AI-driven learning infrastructure, PEOPLElogy remains committed to empowering Malaysians with skills that create upward mobility, long-term employability, and measurable economic value,” Lee said in a statement.
As this is PEOPLElogy’s first financial year as a listed company, no year-on-year comparison is available.
Quarter-on-quarter, the integrated people development company’s revenue rose 20% to RM7.25mil from RM6.04mil, supported by stronger milestone completions and higher training billings in the Development segment.
Profit after tax swung to RM886,000 in the third quarter ended Sept 30 from a RM2.17mil loss in 2Q25, driven mainly by the absence of IPO-related expenses.
For the nine months to Sept 30, PEOPLElogy reported RM18.5mil in revenue and a RM1.24mil loss after tax due to one-off listing expenses.
Lee said 3Q25 marks an important inflection point for PEOPLElogy, with the quarter-on-quarter revenue recovery reflecting the resilience of its business model and rising demand for structured digital workforce transformation in Malaysia.
“With the support of our partners and the nation’s commitment to building a future-ready labour force, we are confident in scaling our ecosystem to deliver greater impact.
“As we plan to expand regionally and strengthen our digital and AI-driven learning infrastructure, PEOPLElogy remains committed to empowering Malaysians with skills that create upward mobility, long-term employability, and measurable economic value,” he said.
