TruFin plc's Quarter 2 of 2025 Earnings Conference Transcript
TruFin plc Announces Q2 2025 Earnings and Interim Results
TruFin plc, a leading financial technology company, held its Q2 2025 Earnings Call on September 19, 2025. The event, which was an Interim Results Investor Presentation, was attended by James Van Den Bergh, the CEO of TruFin plc, and Joe Byron, the CFO.
The presentation was an update on TruFin plc's first half year results. During the call, James Van Den Bergh provided insights into the company's performance, without any specific instructions for the operator.
One of the key highlights was the recent funding round in Satago, a lending as a service provider and embedded finance and credit control tools company. TruFin plc, which already held majority stakes in Satago, now owns approximately 98% of the company, up from the previous 74.7%. Unfortunately, no further information about the poll that was submitted during the presentation was provided.
TruFin plc's portfolio consists of three companies: Oxygen, Satago, and Playstack. Oxygen is an early payments business, while Playstack is a games publisher and developer. The exact details of the investments were not disclosed, but it is known that TruFin plc holds significant stakes in all three companies.
No third-party investor participated in the recent funding round in Satago, indicating TruFin plc's commitment to maintaining a substantial control over its subsidiaries.
Besides James Van Den Bergh, the presentation during the Earnings Call was given by Joe Byron, the CFO. The call took place at 4:00 AM EDT, a time chosen to accommodate investors from around the world.
In conclusion, TruFin plc's Q2 2025 Earnings Call provided valuable insights into the company's performance and future plans. The company's strategic investments in Oxygen, Satago, and Playstack, and its recent significant increase in ownership of Satago, demonstrate TruFin plc's commitment to its subsidiaries and its vision for the future of financial technology.
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