FingerMotion reported a 2.5% sequential increase in topline revenue, reaching $4.98 million, despite challenges from Chinese lockdowns. The company experienced strong growth in both the mobile recharge and big data divisions. Operations are returning to pre-lockdown levels, with expectations of resumed growth.
Topline revenue grew to $4.98 million, a 2.5% increase over the preceding quarter.
Mobile recharge and big data divisions experienced strong growth.
General and administrative expenses decreased by 12% due to lower consulting expenses and wages.
Research and development expenses increased by 37% due to higher data access and usage fees.
The device protection business is nearing the end of its test phase, with a full launch anticipated by the end of the year. The company is optimistic about notable growth in mobile phone sales and subscriptions, as well as Big Data.
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