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  • Fobi AI (TSXV:FOBI) unveiled Fobi AI 3.0, a unified framework integrating consulting, licensing, and subscriptions into an AI-native professional services platform
  • The model focuses on strategy, architecture, and execution, helping clients accelerate AI and digital transformation across industries like retail, healthcare, and sports
  • Fobi reports strong financial growth, with C$2.92M in 2024 revenue and an 82 per cent reduction in operational burn rate, aiming for cash-flow-positive operations by 2026
  • Fobi AI Inc. stock (TSXV:FOBI) opened trading at $0.04

Fobi AI (TSXV:FOBI) has officially launched Fobi AI 3.0, a transformative strategic and operational framework designed to unify its consulting, licensing, and subscription businesses under a single AI-native model.

The new framework marks a significant evolution in Fobi’s business operations, positioning the company as a comprehensive professional services and implementation platform. Fobi AI 3.0 integrates strategic advisory capabilities with the deployment of proprietary technologies in artificial intelligence, mobile wallet engagement, and data intelligence.

Responding to industry shifts

The launch comes amid a broader transformation in the global consulting sector, where firms are rapidly restructuring to meet rising demand for AI and Web3-driven services. Enterprises increasingly seek execution-focused support to accelerate digital transformation, creating opportunities for platforms that bridge strategy and implementation.

Fobi AI 3.0 is designed to meet this demand by offering an end-to-end solution that combines strategic planning with measurable execution, helping clients navigate complex digital initiatives with speed and precision.

The three pillars of Fobi AI 3.0

The framework is built around three core pillars:

  • Strategy: Targeted advisory services for C-suite leaders focused on AI integration, data intelligence, mobile wallet engagement, and Web3 readiness.
  • Technical architecture: Design and implementation of secure, scalable infrastructure that connects data systems, supply chains, and customer intelligence platforms.
  • Execution: Deployment and measurement of enterprise-level programs across industries including retail, sports, healthcare, and live events.

Financial performance and operational efficiency

Fobi AI reported C$2.92 million in revenue for fiscal year 2024, reflecting a 40 per cent year-over-year growth. The company has also implemented AI-enabled efficiency measures that have reduced its operational burn rate by approximately 82 per cent, with an expected annualized run-rate of C$1.3 million for 2026.

“The launch of Fobi AI 3.0 marks an important milestone in aligning our strategic advisory, technology, and execution capabilities under a single commercial framework,” Fobi’s CEO, Rob Anson said in a news release. “With our financial filings complete, we can now focus on executing this model to expand professional-services revenue, grow licensing adoption, and build recurring subscription income.”

Looking ahead

Fobi AI aims to achieve cash-flow-positive operations by 2026, leveraging its integrated model to drive scalable growth across its revenue streams.

Fobi is working to help businesses leverage and monetize their customer data. The company’s clients include global organizations across retail and consumer packaged goods, insurance, sports and entertainment, casino gaming, and hospitality and tourism.

Fobi AI Inc. stock (TSXV:FOBI) opened trading at $0.04.

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