A RARE COMEBACK STORY
In a market where most halted small-cap companies never return, Fobi AI has defied expectations. Under a cease-trade order since November 2024, the company didn’t fade into obscurity—the company reported nearly $3 million in 2024 revenue, including approximately $2.2 million from the sale of its German subsidiary.
As CEO Rob Anson put it:
“Most companies would have folded under these circumstances. We fought through every obstacle legal, financial, and market-driven and we’re coming back stronger than ever.”
FROM SURVIVAL TO STRATEGY
Fobi turned a year of constraint into a year of transformation:
- Consolidated operations with an annual run rate under $1.3M, enabling scale with fewer than 10 employees
- Redirected capital from the Passcreator sale into next-gen AI-powered wallet platforms
- Positioned itself as a lean, execution-first company with live products in the market
ENTERING A MULTI-BILLION-DOLLAR ARENA
The company isn’t merely returning, it’s relaunching with sharper focus. Fobi’s ambition is to become the “Deloitte of the AI + Web3 era,” offering enterprises not just strategy, but real-time implementation through integrated wallets, identity verification, and automation platforms. With applications across stadiums, airports, healthcare, and finance, the addressable market spans multiple sectors.
WHY THIS MATTERS FOR INVESTORS
- Clear Market Fit: Enterprise clients need AI integration that traditional consultants can’t deliver
- Execution Edge: Products are live, scalable, and already generating client interest
LOOKING AHEAD
Fobi’s comeback is more than a return to trading—it is a reset. With tangible revenues, streamlined operations, and a future-focused product suite, the company is positioning itself as one of the rare small-cap survivors with the potential to thrive in the AI and Web3 economy. For investors, this represents a strategic reset rather than just a recovery, as the company builds toward its next growth phase.