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To own OSL Group, you need to believe its stablecoin rails, tokenization stack and AI agent ready payments can scale fast enough to support a business that is still loss making and investing heavily. The USDGO Plus SP mandate fits that belief by putting more activity on its licensed infrastructure, but it does not change the fact that analysts still see revenue declining and no near term profitability.
The near term catalyst remains whether management can convert its large regulatory footprint and vertical stack into steady, fee based volumes while holding operating losses in check. The biggest risk is still execution on that plan, especially with less than one year of cash runway flagged and a heavy spend across expansion, technology and potential M&A.
The most relevant recent development is OSL Group’s role with Anchorage Digital Bank’s USDGO stablecoin, where OSL acts as brand operator and distributor. The USDGO Plus SP engagement leans directly on that relationship, since the fund is fully built on USDGO and custodied on OSL’s rails. That keeps the operational story tightly linked to stablecoin activity rather than pure trading volume.
For catalysts, that pairing means any pick up in USDGO based payments, treasury flows or tokenized products can feed several parts of OSL’s model at once, from issuance to custody to subscription and redemption fees. For risks, you are still exposed to slower stablecoin adoption, regulatory changes across those licensed markets and the possibility that higher costs and funding needs swamp the incremental revenue from mandates like this.
OSL Group’s story ties analyst assumptions to a revenue forecast of HK$24.9 million and projected earnings of HK$9.1 million by 2029. This outlook is built on an expected yearly revenue decline of 89.7% and an earnings swing of roughly HK$1.2 billion, from today’s loss of HK$1.2 billion to the forecast profit.
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One alternate view on OSL Group focuses on margin risk. Bearish analysts worry that higher staffing, technology and legal costs could eat most of the USDGO Plus SP style fee pool. They were pencilling in about HK$80.0 million of revenue and HK$79.7 million of earnings by 2029, yet still used a high 234.6x P/E. Those estimates and the USDGO mandate were set on different days, so opinions may shift as you weigh both stories.
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