DeFi Technologies

CEO Johan Wattenström attributes the recent share drop to the weak crypto market environment, a sector rotation away from crypto stocks and technical effects from a recent capital raise. DeFi Technologies reports record revenue and record net profit for 2025, a balance sheet of around USD 150 million at the end of Q1 and is effectively debt-free. Business units Valour and Stillman Digital are seeing inflows and new customers; Valour Custody is scheduled to launch in H2. The company plans a hedge fund, expansion of arbitrage strategies and integration of AI. Regulatory hurdles for an UCITS structure in Sweden are being challenged; a reverse split is not currently planned except to meet Nasdaq requirements. » Altro su de.investing.com

DeFi Technologies reported Q1 2026 revenue of CAD 11.2 million and net income of CAD 4.9 million despite weaker crypto markets that pressured AUM and staking yields. Average AUM was about CAD 533 million, briefly falling to CAD 427 million, but recovered to roughly CAD 530 million with CAD 14.6 million net inflows in April. The company held CAD 100.7 million in cash and stablecoins and about CAD 156 million in total cash, treasury and venture portfolio value, giving flexibility for growth, fund seeding and acquisitions. Management flagged continued growth at Valour and Stillman, expects fiscal 2026 profitability, and is developing internal custody technology while monitoring Nasdaq listing compliance. » Altro su finance.yahoo.com

DeFi Technologies reported Q1 2026 revenue of 11.2 million CAD and net income of 4.9 million CAD with assets under management of 530 million CAD. Annualized operating costs were 38.7 million CAD, and cash and stablecoin reserves amounted to 100.7 million CAD. The stock fell about 7.4% in pre-market trading; management remains confident for H2 2026 and plans monetization measures, institutional products, and geographic expansion into Brazil and Europe. » Altro su de.investing.com