• Kidoz Inc (KIDZ) has released its Q3 2021 unaudited financial results
  • Highlights include total revenue of $2,814,642 – a growth of 47 per cent compared to Q3 2020 
  • Gross profit of US$1,226,534 – an increase of 34 per cent compared to Q3 2020
  • Adjusted EBITDA of US$265,984 compared to US$16,484 for Q2 2021
  • Tarrnie Williams, Executive Chairman at KIDOZ sat down with Dave Jackson to discuss the company’s results
  • Kidoz owns the leading COPPA & GDPR compliant contextual mobile advertising network that safely reaches hundreds of millions of kids, teens, and families
  • Kidoz Inc. (KIDZ) opened trading at C$0.73 per share

Kidoz Inc (KIDZ) has released its Q3 2021 unaudited financial results.

Highlights include total revenue of US$2,814,642 – a growth of 47 per cent compared to Q3 2020. The company also reported a gross profit of US$1,226,534 – an increase of 34 per cent compared to Q3 2020.

Tarrnie Williams, Executive Chairman at KIDOZ sat down with Dave Jackson to discuss the company’s results.

Kidoz owns the leading COPPA & GDPR compliant contextual mobile advertising network that safely reaches hundreds of millions of kids, teens, and families. Kidoz has developed advanced contextual targeting tools to enable brands to reach their ideal customers with complete brand safety.

Kidoz Inc. (KIDZ) opened trading at C$0.73 per share.

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