Shares in tinyBuild Inc rose 10% to 8.25p after the video game publisher said revenue and cash came in ahead of expectations for 2025, supported by both new releases and a resilient back catalogue.
The company posted positive EBITDA in the second half, helped by titles such as 'The King is Watching' and 'Of Ash and Steel', which performed above forecasts.
Net cash at year-end stood at over $4 million, broadly flat from mid-year but slightly ahead of internal targets.
Chief executive Alex Nichiporchik said: “Together we've delivered strong results through both new titles and evergreen franchises. I'm excited about 2026 and beyond”.
The group’s catalogue now includes more than 100 games, including established franchises such as 'Hello Neighbor', 'Deadside', and 'VOIN'.
The upcoming release pipeline is described as strong, with several larger-budget games scheduled for the second half of 2026.
'Kingmakers' is currently the seventh most wishlisted game on Steam, followed by 'SAND', 'Streets of Rogue 2', and 'The Lift', giving the company confidence in future sales momentum.