Cyan AG Reports Strong First Half 2025 Performance with Positive EBITDA and Revenue Growth

Cyan AG, a provider of intelligent cybersecurity solutions, published its half-year report for 2025, revealing substantial financial improvement with revenue increasing to €4.4 million compared to €3.2 million in the same period last year. The company achieved positive EBITDA of €0.5 million, marking a significant turnaround from the negative €1.1 million reported in the first half of 2024. This performance demonstrates the successful implementation of cyan's growth strategy focused on cybersecurity core business while maintaining strict cost discipline.

The company's international market position strengthened considerably during the reporting period. Cyan extended its global group contract with the Orange Group for at least another three years and entered the Latin American market through Claro Chile. Additionally, the company established a cooperation agreement with a Mobile Virtual Network Operator in Mexico, with plans to expand into other countries soon. These strategic moves are detailed in the company's official communications available at https://www.cyansecurity.com.

Market expansion contributed significantly to the 24% growth in cyan's end customer base during the first half of 2025. This subscriber growth forms the foundation for rising monthly recurring revenues, which now account for 97% of total revenue. The company also successfully launched "cyan Guard 360," a cost-effective cybersecurity solution specifically designed for small and medium-sized enterprises, further diversifying its product portfolio.

CEO and CTO Markus Cserna emphasized the operational progress, stating that the company's cybersecurity solutions are meeting substantial demand from both companies and end customers. The consistent implementation of growth strategies, combined with new partnerships and contracts, positions cyan for continued success in the second half of 2025.

Based on the strong first-half performance and planned investments, primarily in new employees, cyan's Management Board has specified its 2025 outlook. The company now expects revenues between €8.8 million and €9.2 million with slightly positive EBITDA, though unlikely to exceed the level achieved in the first half of the year. This refined forecast reflects cyan's transition from intensive restructuring to a clear growth path supported by strategic partnerships and focused product development.

The company's performance signals important trends in the cybersecurity industry, particularly the growing demand for white-label security solutions integrated into existing service provider platforms. Cyan's business model, which embeds security products within partner ecosystems, demonstrates the increasing convergence of telecommunications and cybersecurity services. The successful turnaround also highlights the viability of specialized cybersecurity providers in a competitive market, potentially influencing investment patterns and partnership strategies across the technology sector.