Core AI Holdings (Nasdaq: CHAI) reported a 58.6 percent jump in full-year revenue from continuing operations to $55.2 million, as the company shed a legacy business to sharpen its focus on artificial intelligence infrastructure.
“Our 2025 fiscal year represented a foundational transition for Core AI,” Aitan Zacharin, Chief Executive Officer of Core AI Holdings, said in a statement. “We significantly expanded revenue, streamlined our strategic focus, and positioned the Company to pursue opportunities at the intersection of AI infrastructure and next-generation digital platforms.”
For the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025, the revenue increase from $34.8 million in the prior year was overshadowed by a gross profit loss of $(302,662) from continuing operations. The loss reflects significant one-time costs associated with the company’s strategic restructuring. The divested Siyata PTT business generated a net loss of approximately $24.4 million, which included transaction charges, restructuring expenses, and inventory impairment.
The company’s pivot away from its underperforming legacy mobile business toward the high-growth AI sector is now complete. Management stated the restructuring establishes a framework for long-term value creation, despite the short-term impact on profitability. Shares of Core AI gained more than 9 percent following the announcement, indicating investor approval of the strategic shift.
The results underscore the company's commitment to becoming a pure-play AI infrastructure enterprise. Investors will watch for the company's next earnings report on May 21, 2026, for further details on its AI-driven growth and margin improvement.
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