- Realbotix (TSXV:XBOT, OTC:XBOTF) reported a 121 per cent revenue increase to US$2.0M, improved gross margins, higher operating expenses, and a reduced net loss of US$6.3M
- The company exited its crypto business with US$9.4M in proceeds, became debt‑free, raised C$7M in a private placement, and holds about US$8.6M in cash and receivables
- Realbotix launched Ask Aria, formed a partnership with Grupo Kuo, showcased its humanoid robot publicly, made key executive hires, secured enterprise clients, and announced a planned reverse takeover with Onconetix
- Realbotix stock (TSXV:XBOT) last traded at $0.27
Realbotix Corp. (TSXV:XBOT / OTC:XBOTF), a developer of AI software and humanoid robots, released its audited financial results for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2025, while also outlining a series of operational, strategic, and corporate milestones achieved throughout the year.
Financial performance
Realbotix reported revenue of US$2.0 million, an increase of 121 per cent compared with US$0.9 million in the prior year, reflecting the first full year of contributions from its Simulacra acquisition, which shifted the company’s focus toward AI software and robotics hardware. Gross margins improved to 34.3 per cent from 19.8 per cent, driven by operational efficiencies. Operating expenses rose to US$6.9 million, up from US$3.8 million, including US$1.4 million in non‑cash share‑based compensation, largely tied to the integration of Simulacra.
The company reported a net loss from continuing operations of US$6.3 million, an improvement from the previous year’s US$12.5 million loss, attributed to the normalization of one‑time expenses recorded in 2024. Additionally, Realbotix discontinued its cryptocurrency and staking operations, converting all crypto assets to fiat and generating US$9.4 million in cash proceeds, which included US$4.0 million in realized gains. Following the fiscal year-end, Realbotix fully repaid all outstanding debt and stated that it is now debt‑free.
Financing and cash position
On October 24, 2025, Realbotix completed a brokered private placement of 14 million units at $0.50 per unit, raising C$7.0 million. Each unit contained one common share and one warrant exercisable at $0.75 until October 24, 2030. As of March 6, 2026, the company reported approximately US$8.6 million (C$11.8 million) in cash and expected receivables related to the sale of the Tokens.com domain name. Monthly cash burn was estimated at US$425,000, excluding unforeseeable or one‑time costs.
On February 2, 2026, Realbotix announced the sale of Tokens.com and associated domains for US$2.245 million, payable over one year beginning April 1, 2026, after a US$100,000 initial deposit.
Product launches and partnerships
The fiscal year saw the September 4, 2025 launch of Ask Aria, Realbotix’s AI‑powered voice‑interactive chatbot modeled after its flagship humanoid robot, Aria. Shortly thereafter, on September 10, 2025, the company entered into an exclusive strategic partnership with Grupo Kuo, aimed at introducing humanoid robots to markets in Spain and Portugal.
On September 25, 2025, Realbotix publicly showcased its flagship robot Aria in New York’s Times Square, allowing visitors interactive, real‑time demonstrations of AI‑driven robotic customer engagement applications.
Corporate appointments
Realbotix strengthened its leadership team with two key hires. On January 12, 2026, the company appointed Scott Meyers, CPA, as Chief Financial Officer, bringing 23 years of finance and public‑company reporting experience. On February 9, 2026, Eric Olsen, formerly of Agility Robotics and previously a Command Master Chief in the U.S. Navy specializing in autonomous and semi‑autonomous systems, joined Realbotix to lead operations and commercialization efforts.
Business transactions and commercial expansion
On February 11, 2026, Realbotix announced a reverse takeover transaction with Onconetix (NASDAQ:ONCO). Under the proposed structure, Realbotix shareholders would retain between 75 per cent and 90 per cent ownership of the merged entity. The company stated that no share consolidation or new issuance by Realbotix would be required and that the transaction is intended to facilitate large‑scale commercialization of its humanoid robotics platform.
As part of its commercial rollout, Realbotix deployed robots in several public environments for fully autonomous AI operations, including appearances on CNN, at CES, in Times Square, and at the Fashion Show mall in Las Vegas. The company also secured new enterprise clients: Ericsson (NASDAQ:ERIC) and FUTR Corp. (TSXV:FTRC), supporting expanded deployment of its AI agents and humanoid robots.
Leadership commentary
“2025 was a year of taking our exceptional tech and building a supporting business around it. Hiring key individuals and demonstrating our robots at various events globally,” Realbotix CEO, Andrew Kiguel said in a media release. “Our anticipated transition to a NASDAQ-listed vehicle will broaden our investor base and access to capital, while allowing us to retain significant upside. With the addition of key leadership hires, we are positioning the company to execute on growing demand for humanoid robotics.”
Realbotix Corp. designs and manufactures AI-powered intelligent humanoid robots for entertainment, customer service, and of course, companionship.
Realbotix stock (TSXV:XBOT) last traded at $0.27 and gained nearly 2 per cent last week, though it is down more than 20 per cent in a year.
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