Edge Total Intelligence Inc. (TSXV: CTRL) expects its second-quarter revenue to increase by more than 300% year over year, supported by the company’s expanding digital-twin, defense and operational-intelligence business.
The company projected preliminary Q2 2026 revenue of approximately US$1.69 million to US$1.95 million, compared with US$408,000 during the same period in 2025. The range represents estimated growth of 313% to 377%.
Compared with the first quarter of 2026, Q2 revenue is expected to range from approximately unchanged to 16% higher. Edge Total Intelligence reported US$1.69 million in Q1 revenue, an increase of 121% from the prior-year period.
For the first half of 2026, the company expects revenue of approximately US$3.25 million to US$3.63 million. That would represent growth of 179% to 210% from the US$1.17 million reported during the first half of 2025.
Cost of revenue is expected to increase by approximately 150% to 170% for both Q2 and the first half. Because projected revenue growth exceeds the expected increase in cost of revenue, management anticipates an improvement in gross margin.
“The first half of 2026 marks consecutive growth periods for edgeTI where revenue outpaced costs of revenue,” CEO Jason Nichols said.
The estimates are preliminary and unaudited. They were prepared by management using internal financial information and have not been reviewed or verified by the company’s independent auditor. Edge Total Intelligence cautioned that final results could differ materially following the completion of its quarter-end procedures.
The large year-over-year increases also follow a comparatively weak 2025. Edge Total Intelligence reported that full-year revenue declined 28% to US$2.18 million, while its net loss widened to US$6.68 million. Revenue began accelerating after the company acquired technology assets from Austal Limited and expanded its operations in the maritime and aviation defense sectors.
Edge Total Intelligence develops real-time operational software for defense, government and enterprise customers. Its edgeCore platform connects information from multiple systems to create digital representations of assets, operations and workflows.
Alongside its revenue update, the company announced that shareholders will vote on a proposed share-consolidation authorization at its September 25 annual and special meeting. The resolution would allow the board to consolidate subordinate voting shares at a ratio of up to 15 pre-consolidation shares for each post-consolidation share.
Management said the authorization could provide flexibility for market considerations and potential future listing requirements. Approval would not require the board to proceed with a consolidation, and no specific ratio has been selected.
Upcoming Catalysts
Edge Total Intelligence is expected to publish its completed Q2 and first-half financial results after finishing its closing and review procedures. Shareholders will also receive the company’s management information circular by August 26 and vote on the proposed consolidation authorization and other corporate matters on September 25.
Additional potential developments include completion of a PCAOB audit, preparation of U.S. GAAP financial statements, expansion of recurring software revenue and further steps toward possible eligibility for a U.S. exchange listing. The company has not announced that a U.S. listing has been approved or completed.
Sources
- Edge Total Intelligence Preliminary Q2 and First-Half Business Update
- Edge Total Intelligence Q1 2026 Results
- Edge Total Intelligence Full-Year 2025 Results
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