Xamble Raises A$1.36 Million in Partially Underwritten Rights Issue

Capital Raise Completion

Xamble Group Limited (ASX, XGL), a digital marketing technology company focused on influencer-driven commerce in Southeast Asia, has successfully completed its partially underwritten renounceable pro-rata entitlement offer. The company raised approximately A$1.36 million before costs, a figure that underscores solid investor confidence in Xamble’s strategic direction.

The offer, which closed on 11 September 2025, saw strong participation from existing CHESS Depositary Interest (CDI) holders, many of whom also took up additional securities under the Top Up Offer. To meet regulatory spread requirements for the free attaching options, the company and its underwriter scaled back the Top Up Offer allocations, ensuring compliance while maintaining investor engagement.

Investor Support and Placement

Despite the strong uptake, a shortfall of approximately A$195,281 remained after the entitlement and Top Up Offers. This shortfall was successfully placed by the underwriter to 36 new investors, broadening Xamble’s shareholder base and injecting fresh capital to support its growth ambitions. In total, the company issued over 123 million securities, including CDIs and free attaching options, alongside lead manager options.

Strategic Implications

CEO Jason Thoe expressed optimism about the capital raise, highlighting it as a clear endorsement of Xamble’s ongoing transformation. The funds raised are earmarked to accelerate platform adoption, enhance technological innovation, and expand creator-driven commerce initiatives. These efforts align with Xamble’s vision to strengthen its position as a leading influencer-centric digital marketing platform in the competitive Southeast Asian market.

Headquartered in Malaysia and listed on the ASX, Xamble leverages its expertise across influencer marketing, social media, performance marketing, and social commerce to deliver measurable growth for brands and creators alike. This capital injection is expected to provide the momentum needed to scale operations and capture emerging opportunities in the region’s dynamic digital economy.

Looking Ahead

With the rights issue behind it, Xamble’s immediate focus will be on translating this financial backing into tangible growth outcomes. Investors will be watching closely for updates on platform adoption metrics, technological advancements, and commercial partnerships that validate the company’s strategic trajectory.