Tiger Technology Achieves Record Q2 Results Alongside Equity Conversion by Investor Matey Kaziyski
New key milestone for the Bugarian company
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on August 25, 2025 at 2:01 pmTiger Technology AD, a key player in hybrid cloud data management solutions, announced record-breaking results for the second quarter and first half of 2025, alongside significant share increases among existing investors, indicating continued confidence in the company’s long-term strategy.
Renowned Bulgarian volleyball star Matey Kaziyski, a long-time supporter of Tiger Technology, has converted his previously issued convertible loan into equity, becoming the largest individual shareholder in this share issuance. In addition, several institutional and private investors also increased their holdings in the company.
“We are honored by the trust of our investors, including Mr. Kaziyski, whose support reflects the growing confidence in Tiger Technology’s performance and vision,” said Iravan Hira, CEO, Tiger Technology. “This equity conversion comes at a time of solid growth and positions us strongly as we continue expanding globally.”
Strong Q2 and First Half 2025 Performance
Tiger Technology’s performance in Q2 and 1H25 highlights sustained momentum across its U.S. subsidiaries, Tiger Technology and Tiger Surveillance, and its expanding presence in the Middle East.
- +115% YoY revenue growth in 2Q25 (vs. 2Q24)
- +101% YoY revenue growth in 2Q24 (vs. 2Q23)
- +335% cumulative growth over two years (2Q23 → 2Q25)
These results reflect the company’s strong product-market fit, effective go-to-market execution, and rising global demand for hybrid cloud solutions.
Looking Ahead
Tiger Technology continues to engage with institutional and strategic investors as part of its broader fundraising efforts to support global expansion. With its hybrid cloud data management solutions, the company is uniquely positioned to help enterprises optimize storage costs, ensure compliance, and enable secure global collaboration across healthcare, surveillance, finance, and media sectors.