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Jocom Holdings Corp. is a Nevada-based company operating through its wholly owned subsidiary in Labuan, Malaysia. The company specializes in data analytic services related to customer buying patterns and predictive analysis for grocery items. Its proprietary software, the JOCOM AI Smart Platform, is subscription-based and currently serves a single related-party client in Malaysia. The company plans to expand its software capabilities to include logistic predictive algorithms and develop a mobile commerce platform focused on online groceries. Marketing efforts are in early stages, with plans to leverage digital campaigns and loyalty programs. The company reported a net loss in 2025 and maintains liquidity with a current ratio above 3.0. It operates with a small team and aims to differentiate itself as an environmentally and health-conscious brand in the grocery e-commerce space.

Data443 Risk Mitigation, Inc. (formerly LandStar, Inc.) provides comprehensive data security and privacy management solutions across enterprise and cloud environments. The company serves a diverse customer base including commercial enterprises primarily in the U.S. and a large open-source consumer segment globally. Its product suite includes threat intelligence, email and web security, ransomware recovery, data classification and governance, AI runtime governance, and blockchain protection, among others. Data443 operates multiple data centers in the U.S., Germany, and Israel to support its offerings. The company employs a sales model combining direct account management and channel partners, with subscription-based licensing. Professional services complement product sales, offering deployment and customization support. Financially, as of the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025, the company reported a net loss and liquidity challenges, with current liabilities far exceeding current assets and no cash on hand. The company has a history of losses and an accumulated deficit exceeding $64 million, with substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern. Growth strategies include acquisitions, increased R&D investment, customer base expansion, and sales capacity enhancement. The company faces competitive pressures from larger, better-resourced firms and risks related to liquidity, governance, and market volatility.

Catalyst Crew Technologies Corp. is a development-stage technology company specializing in facial recognition technology (FRT) software. The company’s FRT solutions are designed to support identity verification, access management, security monitoring, and data analytics across commercial and institutional markets. The technology leverages artificial intelligence, machine learning, and computer vision to analyze facial images and video data, with a modular architecture enabling integration with third-party systems. The company transitioned to this business focus in 2024, acquiring related intellectual property and restructuring management. Development efforts have focused on technology refinement, regulatory and ethical considerations, and strategic planning. The company has not yet commercialized its technology or generated revenue. Recent corporate developments include a change in control, acquisition of AI-enabled healthcare analytics and telehealth platform assets, and establishment of an operating presence in Venezuela. The company faces challenges related to limited liquidity, regulatory compliance, and competitive industry dynamics.

Capstone Holding Corp. is a technology-enabled building products distribution and installation platform operating through three subsidiaries: Instone, Canadian Stone Industries (CSI), and Carolina Stone. The company distributes and installs thin veneer stone, natural stone, manufactured stone, and related masonry and hardscape products for residential and commercial construction markets across 38 US states and two Canadian provinces. Instone is the largest wholesale distributor of thin veneer masonry products in the US, operating five distribution centers. CSI operates two locations in Canada, and Carolina Stone operates two locations in North Carolina providing both distribution and installation services. Capstone offers over 3,000 SKUs across nine warehouse and distribution centers. The company completed two material acquisitions in 2025, significantly expanding its geographic footprint and product offerings. Capstone's business strategy focuses on expanding market presence, enhancing product portfolio, operational excellence, customer-centric approach, and innovation. The operating model includes an integrated supply chain, strategic distribution network, scalable infrastructure, experienced workforce, and financial discipline. The company serves a diverse customer base including masonry dealers, contractors, builders, and homeowners. Capstone faces industry challenges such as labor shortages, supply chain disruptions, and competitive pressures. The company’s liquidity depends on borrowing capacity under credit facilities and capital markets activity. Capstone reported revenues of $13.65 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2025, and a net loss of $21.23 million for fiscal year 2025. The company’s current ratio was 1.0 and cash ratio 0.03 as of December 31, 2025.

China Foods Holdings Ltd. operates as a holding company incorporated in Delaware, conducting its business primarily in China through its wholly owned subsidiary GXXHIC. The company focuses on the healthcare product distribution and marketing industry, offering a range of health products such as nutrition catering, special health food, health supplements, skincare, and wine. These products are designed based on traditional Chinese medicine principles and target a broad demographic. The company also provides personalized health consulting and tailor-made natural food supplement solutions. It pursues a multi-channel retail approach, expanding online through major e-commerce platforms and social media channels to deliver nutrition consulting and after-sales support, while offline operations rely on distributors and sales agents. The company aims to strengthen product salability, reduce logistics costs, and expand market share in China. It operates within the context of China's growing Great Health Industry, which is characterized by significant market potential and structural growth. The company faces risks related to the evolving regulatory environment in China, including laws on offshore offerings, anti-monopoly actions, cybersecurity, and data privacy. Financially, the company reported limited revenue and a significant net loss for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2025, with liquidity ratios indicating financial constraints.

Insteel Industries Inc. operates as a manufacturer and distributor of steel wire products, relying on both domestic and international suppliers for hot-rolled carbon steel wire rod. The company reported Q2 2026 financial results with revenues of $172.7 million and net income of $5.2 million. Liquidity metrics as of March 28, 2026, show a current ratio of 3.71, indicating a solid short-term financial position. The company faces operational risks from geopolitical conflicts that may disrupt supply chains and increase costs, particularly related to raw material sourcing and transportation. Recent market commentary and technical analysis note a break above the 200-day moving average, reflecting market interest.

Awareness Group, Inc. (TAAG) is an alternative-energy infrastructure and service provider focused on solar energy projects. Its proprietary TAG GRID platform supports solar sales organizations and licensed contractors by providing services that facilitate the development and deployment of residential and commercial solar projects. The company operates through five interconnected business units: TAG Financial Services, TAG Capital, TAG Construction, TAG Distribution, and the TAG Dealer & Broker Network, which collectively generate revenue by supporting sales, financing, installation, distribution, and dealer onboarding activities. The company does not perform installations or employ solar sales agents directly. It has several subsidiaries including Captain Manicorn (digital media and lead generation), Candela Coin (blockchain-based loyalty platform), Standard Eco (solar installation partner), and Southwest Financial (loan origination and underwriting). The company completed a reverse merger with The Awareness Group, LLC in September 2024, which is the accounting acquirer and operating subsidiary. As of September 30, 2025, the company had 11 full-time employees. The company’s financials show limited liquidity and an accumulated deficit, with ongoing reliance on CEO advances and convertible notes for funding. The company’s common stock trades on the OTCID market as a penny stock.

PrimeEnergy Resources Corporation, established in 1973 and headquartered in Delaware, is an independent oil and natural gas company engaged in acquiring, developing, and producing oil and natural gas properties primarily in Texas and Oklahoma. The company operates through subsidiaries that provide well-servicing support and act as operators for many onshore wells. It holds a diversified portfolio including producing and non-producing properties, a 12.5% overriding royalty interest in West Virginia acreage, and an idle offshore pipeline in Texas. The company emphasizes horizontal drilling, targeting multiple pay intervals in the Midland Basin, with significant investments in recent years. PrimeEnergy also pursues acquisitions to expand its income-producing assets and reserves. It does not own refining or marketing facilities and sells its production on the open market, with revenues sensitive to commodity price volatility. The company maintains liquidity through cash, credit facilities, and operational cash flow [S1][S2].

Sentient Brands Holdings Inc. is a next-generation brand platform specializing in premium and functional consumer packaged goods with an emphasis on wellness, sustainability, and emergency preparedness. The company operates through wholly-owned subsidiaries that manufacture and distribute food, beverage, wellness, and emergency preparedness products. Its flagship subsidiaries include AIG-F&B, which produces shelf-stable and functional nutrition items; Aqua Emergency, which manufactures emergency water and meals-ready-to-eat (MREs) under exclusive American Red Cross licensing; and Wyoming Bears, a distributor supplying convenience stores and big box retailers domestically and internationally. The company’s product portfolio features Original New York Seltzer, Arctic Frost vodka, Burlone wine, Aqua Emergency kits, and American Red Cross licensed emergency products. Distribution channels span e-commerce, retail, wholesale, government procurement, and international exports. Marketing efforts leverage social media, influencer campaigns, PR events, and traditional media. Sentient Brands has pursued an acquisition-driven growth strategy, completing key acquisitions in 2025 and early 2026, and continues to develop new product formulations. The company faces intense competition in the consumer packaged goods sector and operates with a management team experienced in global consumer brands.

NEXTNRG, INC. is a technology-driven renewable energy company integrating artificial intelligence and machine learning into next-generation energy infrastructure. Its core offerings include AI-powered smart microgrids that combine solar power and battery storage to enhance energy efficiency, reduce costs, and improve grid resiliency. These microgrids serve diverse sectors such as commercial properties, healthcare facilities, schools, tribal lands, and government properties. The company also operates a growing fleet of mobile fuel delivery trucks and is advancing wireless electric vehicle charging solutions to support fleet customers transitioning to clean energy. Revenue streams include power purchase agreements, SaaS agreements for energy management software, hardware sales, and licensing of patented technologies. NEXTNRG holds exclusive licenses to seven patents related to smart microgrid and wireless EV charging technologies. The company reported $81.8 million in revenue and a net loss of $85.7 million for fiscal year 2025, with liquidity challenges noted in its financials. Recent strategic moves include financial restructuring to reduce cash burn and prioritizing strategic investors following termination of an ATM sales agreement.

JD.com, Inc. is a major e-commerce holding company incorporated in the Cayman Islands, operating primarily in mainland China through subsidiaries and consolidated variable interest entities (VIEs). The company’s business includes online retail, logistics, technology services, and investment management. JD.com consolidates the financial results of its VIEs under U.S. GAAP. The company maintains a significant cash and investment position, with a current ratio indicating adequate short-term liquidity as of the end of 2025. JD.com’s ADSs trade on Nasdaq, and its Class A ordinary shares trade on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The company faces risks related to regulatory compliance, cybersecurity, and the evolving legal environment in China, including uncertainties around its VIE structure and tax status. JD.com’s business model and financial disclosures are well documented in its SEC filings, and the company is subject to ongoing market and competitive pressures in the Chinese e-commerce sector.

Fastenal Co. is a global industrial distributor founded in 1967 and incorporated in 1968, specializing in threaded fasteners and a broad range of industrial and construction supplies. The company operates through a network of 1,595 branch locations in 25 countries, supported by 15 distribution centers. Fastenal's customer engagement is primarily through physical Sites where inventory is tailored to local demand, supported by Fastenal Managed Inventory (FMI) programs including FASTStock, FASTBin, and FASTVend technologies. These programs provide real-time inventory monitoring and automatic replenishment, enhancing supply chain efficiency and customer relationships. Fastenal also offers digital solutions such as eProcurement and analytics platforms (FAST360) to provide customers with supply chain visibility and operational insights. The company reported $8.2 billion in net sales for 2025, with a gross margin of 45.0% and operating margin of 20.2%. Net income was $1.258 billion with diluted EPS of $1.09. As of March 31, 2026, Fastenal held $308.6 million in cash and equivalents and maintained a strong current ratio of 4.39. The business model emphasizes proximity to customers, broad product offerings, and integrated technology to reduce procurement costs and strengthen customer loyalty. Risks include macroeconomic volatility, tariff impacts, and supply chain challenges.

Awareness Group, Inc. (TAAG) is an alternative-energy infrastructure and service provider focused on solar energy projects. It operates the TAG GRID platform, which supports solar sales organizations and licensed contractors through five interconnected business units: TAG Financial Services, TAG Capital, TAG Construction, TAG Distribution, and TAG Dealer & Broker Network. The company does not perform installations or employ solar sales agents directly but supports its customers with financing, contract preparation, quality assurance, material procurement, and training. It has several subsidiaries including a digital media lead generation firm, a blockchain-based loyalty platform, a majority-owned solar installation partner, and a financial services arm. The company completed a reverse merger in 2024 and changed its name to Awareness Group, Inc. in 2025. As of September 30, 2025, it had 11 full-time employees and reported fiscal 2025 revenue of $540,891 with a net loss of $1,083,860. The company holds a portfolio of 634 solar projects valued at $60.5 million on a conservative basis. It faces liquidity challenges and is dependent on its CEO and additional financing to continue operations.

Build-A-Bear Workshop Inc. is a retail company focused on the direct-to-consumer segment, operating corporately-managed stores and e-commerce platforms primarily in the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Ireland. The company also generates revenue through commercial licensing and wholesale sales, as well as international franchising in select global markets. Revenue recognition follows ASC 606, with most sales recognized upon transfer of control to customers. The company maintains a significant portfolio of operating leases for retail locations and has a history of share repurchases and dividend payments. Management has reported effective internal controls over financial reporting as of January 31, 2026.

Perma-Pipe International Holdings, Inc. is engaged in manufacturing and selling products primarily through discrete projects, with a focus on markets in the Middle East and North America. The company’s financial results show variability linked to project activity levels. Recent periods have seen increased sales volumes and revenue growth, supported by improved project execution. The company manages liquidity through cash reserves and committed credit facilities, and has undertaken strategic initiatives including a board-announced review and a sale-leaseback transaction for real estate assets. Operating expenses have increased due to payroll and professional fees, including one-time charges related to executive departures. Interest expenses have remained stable or decreased slightly due to lower rates. The company’s tax rate varies by jurisdictional income mix.

TSMC is the world's largest dedicated semiconductor foundry, manufacturing integrated circuits and semiconductor devices based on customer designs. Its business model centers on wafer fabrication, which accounted for about 86% of net revenue in 2025, complemented by packaging, testing, mask making, design, and royalty income. The company operates a single reportable segment focused on foundry services. TSMC's manufacturing capacity exceeded 17 million 12-inch equivalent wafers in 2025, utilizing a broad range of process technologies from mature nodes to advanced 3nm and 5nm technologies. The company serves a diversified global customer base, with significant revenue from the United States, Taiwan, China, Japan, and Europe. TSMC also holds majority stakes in key subsidiaries and joint ventures in Japan and Germany, supporting its global manufacturing footprint. The company emphasizes strong corporate governance, risk management, and cybersecurity practices. Financially, TSMC reported robust revenue and profitability in 2025, supported by strong demand in high-performance computing and AI infrastructure sectors [S1].

Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. is a global professional services firm operating primarily through two segments: Risk and Insurance Services and Consulting. The Risk and Insurance Services segment includes Marsh Risk, an insurance broker and risk advisor, and Guy Carpenter, a reinsurance intermediary and advisor. The Consulting segment includes Mercer, which provides health, wealth, and career advisory services, and Marsh Management Consulting, which offers management consulting across industries. The company serves clients in over 130 countries and generates revenue through commissions, fees, and consulting services. It has a history of acquisitions to expand its capabilities and geographic reach, including the significant acquisition of McGriff in 2024. The company is currently implementing a three-year restructuring program called Thrive to enhance brand strategy, client value, growth, and operational efficiency.

Manhattan Bridge Capital, Inc. is a specialized real estate finance company focused on originating, servicing, and managing a portfolio of short-term, secured first mortgage loans to real estate investors. The company primarily serves the New York metropolitan area, including New Jersey and Connecticut, and Florida. It operates as a REIT, distributing a significant portion of its taxable income as dividends to shareholders. The loans are typically for one year, secured by first mortgage liens on residential and commercial properties, and personally guaranteed by borrowers. The company emphasizes disciplined underwriting, flexible loan structuring, and quick funding to meet borrower needs. It maintains credit lines with multiple banks to support lending activities and manages a loan portfolio concentrated mostly in residential real estate. The company has a history of stable operations with limited foreclosures and a focus on capital preservation and risk-adjusted returns.

TRAVELERS COMPANIES, INC. operates primarily in the property and casualty insurance sector, offering personal and commercial insurance products as well as surety bonds. The company reported $11.924 billion in revenue and $1.711 billion in net income for Q1 2026. Its 2025 full-year results showed strong underwriting performance with a combined ratio of 89.9%, net earned premiums of $43.91 billion, and net investment income of $3.96 billion. The company manages catastrophe risk through reinsurance and maintains substantial liquidity and capital resources, including a $1.0 billion credit facility and a shelf registration for securities issuance. TRV’s business is subject to regulatory dividend restrictions and competitive pressures from new market entrants and technological innovation. The company actively monitors risks related to catastrophe losses, inflation, credit exposure, and evolving industry dynamics.

AppYea, Inc. was incorporated in 2012 and historically focused on digital health solutions for sleep apnea and snoring using AI and sensing technologies. In 2025, the company strategically pivoted to the blockchain-based lottery and gaming sector through the acquisition of Techlott Enterprises Ltd., gaining a proprietary platform engineered for enterprise lottery deployments. The platform emphasizes transparency, fairness, and regulatory compliance by leveraging blockchain smart contracts, verifiable randomness via Chainlink VRF, and multi-chain architecture. Commercial operations are in early stages with one active customer in The Gambia and plans for geographic expansion. The company generates revenue through setup fees, recurring service fees, custom development, and performance-based fees. Financially, AppYea reported minimal revenues and significant net losses in 2025, with liquidity constraints and a substantial accumulated deficit. Recent executive appointments include a new CEO and CTO to support the company's strategic focus and growth.

Mega Matrix Inc is a Cayman Islands holding company headquartered in Singapore, operating through subsidiaries including MPU DE and FunVerse Holding Limited. Its primary business is the FlexTV short drama streaming platform, which offers English, Japanese, and Thai short dramas translated into multiple languages for a global audience. The company’s content strategy transitioned in 2025 from self-produced dramas to acquiring licensed content to improve operational efficiency and margin stability. Revenue streams include membership and top-up streaming services, online advertising, and content licensing. The company’s user base spans multiple regions including the Americas, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. Financially, Mega Matrix reported a revenue decline and increased net losses in 2025, with ongoing efforts to improve operational efficiency and marketing effectiveness. The company also faces risks related to customer concentration, internal control weaknesses, and cybersecurity threats.

XPENG INC is a manufacturer of new energy passenger vehicles, primarily electric vehicles, operating in China. The company reports vehicle delivery results regularly and is engaged in developing autonomous driving technologies, including the planned launch of the VLA 2.0 platform in 2027. XPENG operates within the regulatory environment of China, complying with laws related to foreign investment, vehicle manufacturing approvals, and government subsidies for new energy vehicles. The company reported a net loss per share for the fiscal year ending 2025 and maintains a strong liquidity position with significant cash reserves and a high current ratio. XPENG competes with other Chinese EV manufacturers such as NIO and Li Auto and is influenced by broader market trends including government policies and infrastructure development for electric vehicles.

Bilibili Inc. is a Chinese online entertainment company offering a platform for mobile games, live broadcasting, and IP derivative merchandise related to anime, comics, and games. It generates revenue mainly from advertising and mobile games, with a growing contribution from in-house developed and licensed mobile games. The company operates under regulatory frameworks that impose content and advertising compliance requirements. It relies on third-party developers, logistics providers, and licensed partners for content delivery and product fulfillment. Bilibili also integrates open source software and AI technologies into its offerings, facing associated intellectual property and operational risks.

Vipshop Holdings Ltd operates as a leading off-price retailer in China, offering a wide range of branded products including apparel, cosmetics, home goods, and lifestyle merchandise primarily through online channels and physical outlets. The company focuses on providing quality branded products at significant discounts, leveraging its merchandising expertise and relationships with brand partners. Revenue is mainly derived from direct product sales, supplemented by value-added services such as advertising, outlet management, and membership programs. Vipshop recognizes revenue at the point of customer acceptance and offers a seven-day return policy for online purchases. The company reported net revenues of RMB105.92 billion (US$15.15 billion) and net income of RMB7.41 billion (US$1.06 billion) for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025. It maintains a solid liquidity position with cash, cash equivalents, and short-term investments totaling approximately RMB29.9 billion (US$4.28 billion) and liquidity ratios indicating adequate short-term financial health. Vipshop's management team includes its co-founders and a board with independent directors, overseeing operations and strategic direction. The company faces operational risks including maintaining product assortment attractiveness, managing brand partner relationships, regulatory compliance, and competition in the off-price retail market.

ENERGY CO OF PARANA (COPEL) is a Brazilian electric utility company engaged in electricity generation, transmission, and distribution. The company operates under regulated tariffs, purchasing energy from sources such as Itaipu and the regulated market. Its distribution business generates operating profit mainly through tariffs for grid usage rather than energy sales. COPEL's financial disclosures show a diversified revenue base including electricity sales to final customers and distributors, construction income, and sectorial financial assets and liabilities. The company invests significantly in infrastructure modernization, with capital expenditures focused on distribution and generation/transmission projects. Financing is sourced from operating cash flow, loans, and debentures. COPEL faces regulatory and legal risks typical of the electric utility sector in Brazil.

Hang Feng Technology Innovation Co., Ltd. is a Cayman Islands exempted holding company conducting business through wholly owned subsidiaries. It operates two main business lines: corporate management consulting services and asset management services. Consulting services are provided mainly through its Hong Kong subsidiary, Starchain, serving clients listed on the Hong Kong and U.S. stock exchanges, including a significant related party client. Consulting offerings include management consulting and regulatory compliance and governance consulting. Asset management services are provided through subsidiaries regulated in the Cayman Islands and Hong Kong, focusing on professional investors and investments in global technology and innovation sectors. The company recognizes revenue on a gross basis for both business lines, with monthly revenue recognition for asset management services. The company completed its initial public offering in September 2025, raising gross proceeds of approximately $6.33 million before expenses. As of December 31, 2025, the company held strong liquidity with cash and cash equivalents of approximately $7.42 million and a current ratio of 32.97. The company reported a net loss of approximately $9.59 million for 2025, primarily due to increased expenses including share-based compensation.

The9 Limited is a China-based diversified high-tech internet company engaged primarily in online game operations, Bitcoin mining, and AI-driven drug discovery investments. The company has a portfolio of proprietary games, including Ultraman: Hero Beyond Time, which has a significant user base. The9 also operates in cryptocurrency mining and has made strategic investments in blockchain and AI sectors. The company has experienced mixed financial results recently, with revenues generated from its gaming and mining operations but also impairment losses on certain equity investments. The9 has taken steps to restructure some of its game publishing agreements and has received external investments to support its GameFi platform initiatives.

Greenlit Ventures Inc. is a Delaware-incorporated company engaged in marketing and management consulting services primarily for Asian companies seeking to improve their international competitiveness. The company offers a range of advisory services including business planning, mergers and acquisitions advising, and marketing. In late 2021, Greenlit expanded into the encryption industry with the beta launches of ForceShield Mail, a secure email service, and ForceShield VPN, an encrypted VPN service, aiming to provide robust digital privacy solutions. The company operates in highly competitive markets against established firms in both consulting and encryption sectors. As of early 2026, Greenlit has one employee who holds multiple executive positions. Financially, the company has reported limited revenue historically and operates with negative net income and no reported cash or current assets as of the latest fiscal year-end [S1][S2].

Eagle Nuclear Energy Corp. was incorporated in December 2025 and is focused on developing a vertically integrated nuclear energy business combining uranium exploration and extraction with the design and development of small modular reactors (SMRs). The company completed a reverse acquisition (de-SPAC) in February 2026, consolidating Eagle Energy Metals Corp. and Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. II. It acquired Oregon Energy LLC, which holds extensive uranium mining claims in Oregon and Nevada, including the Aurora Uranium Project. The company is currently in the exploration phase and has not commenced principal operations. It aims to support energy security and meet demand for clean nuclear power through its integrated approach. The company’s common stock and warrants trade on Nasdaq under the symbols NUCL and NUCLW.

The Trust was established as a Delaware statutory trust in January 2023 to invest exclusively in EU Carbon Emission Allowances (EUAs) for stationary installations under the European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS). It issues Shares representing fractional interests in the Trust's net assets, which consist solely of EUAs and cash. Shares are created and redeemed in large blocks called Baskets by Authorized Participants at NAV. The Trust's NAV is calculated daily based on EUA market prices and cash holdings. The Trust does not engage in discretionary trading or hedging but holds EUAs to track their price performance less expenses. The Sponsor, COtwo Advisors LLC, manages the Trust and pays routine expenses, while State Street Bank and Trust Company serves as Transfer Agent, Administrator, and Cash Custodian. Liquidity providers such as Vertis and Redshaw facilitate the purchase and sale of EUAs to support creation and redemption of Shares. The Trust's Shares trade on NYSE Arca under the symbol CTWO and may trade at premiums or discounts to NAV depending on market conditions and EUA liquidity. The Trust is not registered as an investment company or commodity pool and operates under a defined regulatory framework [S1][S2].

Arrive AI Inc. is focused on building the essential infrastructure for the Autonomous Last Mile (ALM) era, where last-mile logistics are dominated by drones and robotic delivery systems. Its flagship product, the Arrive Points™ network, consists of smart lockers and mini-cross-docks that serve as secure, asynchronous exchange points connecting various delivery stakeholders. The company’s integrated ALM Platform combines this physical network with an ALM Marketplace for dynamic scheduling and transactional optimization, and AI Services for data-driven insights and automation. Arrive AI’s multi-generational hardware supports universal compatibility with major delivery systems, robust security, and features such as temperature assistance. The company has secured pilot programs with significant customers and aims to deploy 100,000 Arrive Points over five years, targeting a balanced revenue model between Network-as-a-Service and Marketplace & AI Services.

Webstar Technology Group Inc. was originally established to operate licensed software solutions but has transitioned to an early-stage specialty real estate development company focused on multi-tenant buildings with green/energy efficient upgrades and entertainment and resort real estate projects. The company formed a subsidiary, Forge Atlanta Asset Management LLC, to develop a 10-acre mixed-use real estate project in Downtown Atlanta. It has acquired commercial property for $34.5 million as part of this strategy and is pursuing financing through taxable revenue bonds and promissory notes. The company has minimal operating capital, no revenue, and reported a net loss for the latest fiscal year. It operates with a small team and relies on external consultants for public company filings. The business model involves capital-intensive real estate development with significant financial and operational risks [S1].

OMNIQ Corp. is a technology company specializing in AI-driven machine vision image processing solutions. Incorporated in 1973 and transitioning focus since 2014, OMNIQ has grown through acquisitions to serve complex environments such as airports, campuses, municipalities, and healthcare facilities. Its technology platform integrates proprietary computer vision software, AI models, and edge computing to provide real-time analytics for vehicle and pedestrian monitoring, automated enforcement, and operational oversight. The company targets public safety, hospitality, and supply chain management markets, offering hardware, software, and services designed to improve operational visibility and efficiency. OMNIQ's sales strategy includes direct sales teams supported by technical experts, with a focus on national accounts and the Israeli market. The company operates in a competitive landscape but differentiates through comprehensive solutions and data privacy infrastructure [S1].

Superstar Platforms Inc. is a Nevada-based technology-focused holding company that seeks to acquire, develop, and manage a diversified portfolio of subsidiaries. Its primary current operations include PawnTrust, a technology-enabled marketplace platform designed to serve approximately 11,000 pawn shops in the U.S., and capital deployment activities through promissory notes. PawnTrust aims to digitize pawn shop inventory and facilitate transactions via a mobile app, generating revenue through transaction fees, though it remains in development and has not yet generated revenue. The company’s capital deployment involves structured lending arrangements generating interest income. Superstar Platforms intends to grow through strategic acquisitions and organic development, focusing on technology-enabled marketplaces and financial services solutions. The company faces liquidity challenges, with a working capital deficit and accumulated losses, and relies on executive officers and third-party service providers for operations.

SurgePays, Inc. operates as a wireless and point of sale technology company targeting underserved and value-conscious consumers. Its business model integrates mobile connectivity, financial technology services, and transaction processing through a platform combining wireless services with point of sale software and a nationwide retail distribution network. The company distributes its products and services primarily through a network of over 9,000 independently owned convenience stores and similar retail locations, complemented by digital acquisition channels such as ProgramBenefits.com. SurgePays offers subsidized wireless services via government-supported programs like Lifeline, prepaid wireless services under brands including LinkUp Mobile, and wholesale enablement services as a mobile virtual network enabler. Additionally, it provides point of sale transaction processing and in-store digital advertising through its Managed Marketing Services platform. The company emphasizes capital efficiency and growth through subscriber acquisition, cross-selling, and operational optimization. SurgePays operates in a competitive market with national carriers, MVNOs, fintech firms, and prepaid distributors, differentiating itself by combining telecommunications and transaction services on a single platform focused on underserved and rural communities [S1].

Abpro Holdings, Inc. is a biotechnology company focused on developing novel antibody therapeutics using proprietary DiversImmune® discovery and MultiMab™ engineering platforms. The company targets severe diseases in immuno-oncology, ophthalmology, and infectious disease. It completed a reverse recapitalization merger in November 2024, resulting in its common stock initially trading on Nasdaq and subsequently delisted to OTC Pink due to non-compliance. The company’s lead product candidates are ABP-102, a next-generation T-cell engager targeting HER2 and CD3 for HER2-positive solid tumors, and ABP-201, a ligand trap targeting VEGF and ANG-2 for vascular diseases of the eye including wet age-related macular degeneration. ABP-102 has received FDA IND clearance enabling Phase 1 clinical trials led by partner Celltrion. ABP-201 is planned for Phase 1 clinical evaluation. The company has strategic partnerships with Celltrion, Abpro Bio, and NJCTTQ for development and commercialization. Financially, the company reported limited revenue, net losses, and liquidity constraints as of December 31, 2025, with substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern without additional funding.