SPECTRAL CAPITAL Corp

S-1/A amended

S-1/A amended

Price $4.50 · 1,111,111 shares · Gross proceeds $5,000,000

S-1/A amended

Price $4.50 · 3,333,333 shares

Spectral Capital Corp's S-1/A filing details its financial performance post-acquisitions of 42 Telecom and Telvantis, showing a transition from R&D-focused operations to diversified telecom services. The company reported a net income of $918,355 for 2025 after a $3.3M loss in 2024, driven by revenue from 42 Telecom and non-cash gains from contingent consideration. However, significant contingent liabilities ($16.4M) and liquidity challenges persist, with a working capital deficit of $42.6M. The filing highlights revenue concentration risks, with two customers accounting for 68.7% of 2025 revenues, and emphasizes ongoing operational and regulatory complexities in its telecom operations.

S-1/A amended

Price $4.50 · 3,333,333 shares · Gross proceeds $15,000,000

SPECTRAL CAPITAL Corp's S-1/A filing details recent acquisitions, including 42 Telecom (August 2025) and Telvantis (December 2025), along with an asset acquisition of AI and cybersecurity technologies. The company reports intangible assets valued at $41.4M, including customer relationships, trade names, and intellectual property, with amortization schedules. Segment reporting consolidates Telco Services, highlighting revenue concentration in Malta and the U.S. Related-party transactions involving Mexedia SpA and Heritage are disclosed, along with lease obligations and contingent considerations.

S-1 filed

Spectral Capital Corp's S-1 filing discloses financial results for the three months ended March 31, 2026, highlighting its recent acquisitions of 42 Telecom and Telvantis. The company reported a net loss of $9.4 million, with Telvantis contributing 99% of revenues. Key assets include intangible assets valued at $39.6 million, primarily from acquisitions, and lease obligations for office space in Malta. The filing emphasizes operational challenges, including reliance on a single segment, related-party transactions, and significant accrued liabilities.

DRS/A amended

Spectral Capital Corp's current filing details the consolidation of acquired entities 42 Telecom and Telvantis into its Telco Services segment, with Telvantis contributing 99% of Q1 2026 revenues. The filing highlights amortization of intangible assets, lease obligations, and related party transactions. Key financials include $328,512 in revenues, $9.4M net loss, and $39.6M in intangible assets. The company faces risks related to revenue concentration, asset impairment, and related party dependencies.

DRS/A amended

Spectral Capital Corp's DRS/A filing details the integration of acquisitions 42 Telecom and Telvantis, with Telvantis contributing 99% of Q1 2026 revenues. Intangible assets include developed technology, customer relationships, and acquired intellectual property, amortized over 3-8 years. Amortization expense rose to $1,973 in Q1 2026 from $0 in Q1 2025. Lease obligations and related-party transactions, including Mexedia SpA and Telvantis loans, are highlighted. Geographic revenue concentration in the U.S. (99%) and potential collectability risks on receivables are noted.

DRS/A amended

Spectral Capital Corp's current filing highlights the completion of the Telvantis acquisition and an asset acquisition involving AI and cybersecurity technologies. The company reports amortization schedules for intangible assets, including customer relationships and trade names, with significant future expenses projected. Related party transactions, including those with Mexedia SpA and Heritage, are disclosed, along with management changes and compensation details. The company emphasizes growth through IP commercialization, licensing, and strategic acquisitions like Intermatica, while addressing liquidity needs through external capital.

DRS filed

Spectral Capital Corp. is advancing its strategy to commercialize its expanding intellectual property (IP) portfolio through licensing, product operations, and platform deployment across multiple industry verticals. The company achieved initial licensing success with a 31-patent portfolio licensed to 42 Telecom Ltd., which is expected to drive revenue growth. Spectral plans to finalize the Intermatica acquisition, enhance R&D capabilities, and scale AI- and quantum-enhanced solutions in cybersecurity, predictive modeling, and logistics. Financially, the company reported $3.14M in net revenues for Q3 2025, driven by 42 Telecom's operations, but continues to face liquidity challenges requiring external capital. Management emphasizes disciplined innovation and strategic partnerships to optimize shareholder value.