- ONAR Holding Corp. recently announced its revenue growth, financial performance, and updates on its capital strategy
- The announcement states strategic and corporate adjustments, including adding several new members to the board
- The company provided updates about Cortex, its proprietary marketing intelligence system, and a recent acquisition the company made to enhance the capabilities of Cortex
ONAR Holding Corp. (OTCQB: ONAR), a technology-first network of marketing companies, recently announced its Q2 results for 2025. The company announced that revenue grew 28% compared to Q2 last year, which reflects the growth and adoption the company has experienced lately.
However, despite this growth, the company reported a net loss overall. Much of the loss was driven by a few non-operating expenses like stock-based compensation, public company compliance costs, and others.
These are important requirements for the company, and it stated that as it acquires more companies and expands its revenue base, these costs will eventually represent a smaller amount of total expenses.
ONAR repaid nearly $300,000 in principal and converted around $142,000 of debt into equity. The company also announced it has started the process of closing its Series E financing round, which showcases the growing investor interest in the platform.
The announcement mentioned strategic changes. Chief among them is the appointment of former MDC Partners Chairman and CEO Scott Kauffman as Chairman of the Board (ibn.fm/p951P).
It mentions adding Mark Gazit and Reda Raad as independent directors, as well as referencing past appointments of Jon Bond, former founder of Kirshbaum & Bond and CEO of White Ops, and Howard Palefsky, who has led multiple companies to billions of dollars in exits. These experts bring decades of technology and marketing experience to the organization.
ONAR highlights the progress made on the technology side. In particular, the company has advanced the roadmap for Cortex, which already serves as the foundation for performance marketing, media planning and data analysis across ONAR’s agency network. By integrating multiagent architecture into Cortex, ONAR intends to redefine how marketing services are delivered, emphasizing speed, efficiency and intelligent automation without sacrificing creative and strategic depth.
Not only did it partner with IQSTEL’s Reality Border division to co-develop an AI operating platform that will act as the foundation of Cortex but it also acquired customer intelligence platform Retina.ai. Both help boost the potential scope of Cortex and its capabilities.
The announcement ends with a statement that each of these achievements builds on the company vision to create an AI-powered marketing network that changes how brands can scale.
ONAR acquires best-in-class marketing agencies to service middle-market and growth stage companies by leveraging proprietary AI & technology.
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.ONAR.com.
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