Revenue

$1M
−20.3%YoY
Q3 24: $331KQ4 24: $360KQ1 25: $289KQ2 25: $465KQ3 25: $371KQ4 25: $399KQ1 26: $274KQ2 26: $109K

Gross profit

$644K
+10.3%YoY55.9%margin
Q3 24: $184KQ4 24: $178KQ1 25: $156KQ2 25: $65KQ3 25: $239KQ4 25: $234KQ1 26: $159KQ2 26: $12K

Operating income

−$3M
-271.4%margin
Q3 24: −$548KQ4 24: −$848KQ1 25: −$720KQ2 25: −$622KQ3 25: −$601KQ4 25: −$1MQ1 26: −$677KQ2 26: −$551K
Trailing 12 months

About Agape ATP

Agape ATP Corporation, an investment holding company, supplies health and wellness products and health solution advisory services in Malaysia. The company operates in two segments, Skin care, health and wellness; and Green energy. It offers two series of programs that consist of various services and products under the ATP Zeta Health Program and E.A.T.S. names. The company also provides ionized and high bioavailability nutrients to enhance absorption at the cellular level, energized mineral concentrate, soy protein isolate powder, LIVO5, and solutions for sustainability and energy savings; and promotes environmental stewardship. In addition, it promotes wellness and wellbeing lifestyle through online editorials, programs, events, and campaigns, as well as provides health therapies. Further, the company provides renewable energy products, technical solutions, installations, and maintenance services, as well as digital wellness platform. Agape ATP Corporation was incorporated in 2016 and is headquartered in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

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Employees
18
Business address
KUALA LUMPUR, N8
Fiscal year ends
December 31
Listed
Nasdaq · ATPC

Price

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$2.08
−$59.42 (−96.62%)past year
Market cap
$2M
At close
Oct 6, 2026

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