Sociolla revenue jumps 71% in 2025 as potential listing looms
Sociolla grew revenue 71% in 2025 and doubled it in Vietnam, but a non-cash accounting charge widened losses as the company weighs a listing.

Sociolla grew its revenue by 71% in 2025, a result that comes as the company is reported to be considering a public listing.
The standout market was Vietnam, where revenue doubled over the year. The company is also working on expansion in Singapore, extending its regional footprint beyond its existing markets.
Losses widen despite growth
Growth did not translate into a narrower loss. Sociolla's losses widened last year, and a non-cash accounting charge contributed to the increase. Because the charge does not involve cash leaving the business, it can make the bottom line look weaker than underlying operations alone would suggest.
Why it matters
For investors weighing a possible listing, the mix of fast top-line growth, rapid gains in Vietnam and a loss inflated in part by an accounting item will be central to any valuation discussion. Sociolla has not been described as having set a timetable for a listing in the material available, so the details of any offering remain open.
What to watch next is how the Singapore expansion develops and whether the company can bring its losses down as revenue keeps rising.
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