Zoomd Technologies Ltd. Reports Third‑Quarter Earnings, Shares Decline 19.9 %
Zoomd Technologies Ltd. (OTC: ZMDTF, TSXV: ZOMD) released its financial results for the three‑month period ended September 30, 2025, and for the nine‑month period ended the same date, on November 28, 2025. The company, a marketing‑technology platform focused on user acquisition and engagement, posted a rise in earnings for the quarter, prompting a sharp 19.9 % sell‑off in its equity.
Third‑Quarter Highlights
- Revenue growth: The company reported an increase in top‑line revenue versus the same period a year ago, driven by expansion of its customer base and higher average revenue per user.
- Profitability: Earnings per share for Q3 rose to $0.070 from $0.040 in the prior year’s quarter, reflecting tighter cost control and operational efficiencies.
- Cash flow: Cash from operations remained positive, supporting ongoing investments in product development and sales acceleration.
Nine‑Month Performance
- Full‑year revenue: The nine‑month revenue figure reached $17.9 million, up from $22.8 million CAD (approximately $16.9 million USD) reported a year earlier.
- EPS outlook: Management projects an EPS of $0.260 for the fiscal year, a significant improvement over the $0.120 CAD ($0.099 USD) reported in the previous year.
- Revenue guidance: Analysts anticipate the company will generate $75.9 million USD in revenue for the full year, up from $74.7 million CAD ($55.3 million USD) in the same period last year.
Market Reaction
Following the earnings announcement, Zoomd’s shares on the OTC Bulletin Board fell 19.9 %, closing at $1.42 as of 2025‑11‑25. The stock’s 52‑week high and low—$1.96 and $0.2946 respectively—underscore the volatility that often accompanies a company in the highly competitive MarTech space. With a market capitalization of $174.95 million USD and a price‑earnings ratio of 7.74, investors are weighing the company’s recent earnings improvement against the broader market dynamics and its forward‑looking guidance.
Forward‑Looking Perspective
Zoomd’s management highlighted the momentum in its user‑acquisition engine and the scalability of its engagement platform. The company’s focus on expanding its enterprise customer portfolio, coupled with a disciplined cost structure, positions it to sustain earnings growth throughout the remainder of the fiscal year. While the recent share decline reflects short‑term market sentiment, the underlying fundamentals—improved profitability, a solid cash position, and a clear roadmap for revenue expansion—suggest that the company remains on a trajectory to deliver value to shareholders in the medium term.




