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🚨 Small Cap Breaking News You Can’t Miss! 🚨 Here’s a quick rundown of the latest updates from standout small-cap companies making big moves today:
💥 CanadaBis Capital (TSXV: CANN) CanadaBis continues to buck the trend in Canada’s tough cannabis market. The company posted $9M in Q2 revenue, up $2M year-over-year, with a net profit of $96K and positive adjusted EBITDA of $434K. Key to this performance: strong demand for its concentrate products, cost-saving initiatives, and its cutting-edge BHO extraction technology via subsidiary Stigma Grow. CEO Travis McIntyre says the company is staying disciplined while innovating to stay ahead in a saturated sector.
⚡ Digi Power X (TSXV: DGX) (Nasdaq: DGXX) From Bitcoin miner to digital infrastructure powerhouse, Digi Power X reported record 2024 revenue of $37M (up 42%) and a massive $8.8M EBITDA turnaround from a loss the year before. The key? Explosive 829% growth in colocation services and a big leap into AI-ready data centers through its new U.S. Data Centers subsidiary. The company is also tapping into renewable energy, including a 5 MW solar project in New York, positioning itself for the long haul in the high-demand AI computing space.
📈 WonderFi Technologies (TSX: WNDR) (OTCQB: WONDF) Crypto is back—and so is WonderFi. The Canadian fintech reported $62.1M in 2024 revenue, up 108%, and flipped the script on profitability with $12M in adjusted EBITDA, a 345% turnaround from 2023. WonderFi processed $3.57B in crypto trading, expanded into Australia, and launched new DeFi products like Wonder Wallet and Wonder Chain. With over $2.1B in client assets under custody, WonderFi is staking its claim as Canada’s top regulated digital asset ecosystem.
🌿 IM Cannabis Corp. (CSE: IMCC) (Nasdaq: IMCC) IMC is turning heads with its Q4 results: 25% revenue growth, a 42% cut in operating expenses, and its first positive adjusted EBITDA ($0.5M) in a year. The big driver? 183% growth in German operations, which brought in $15.5M in 2024, offsetting declines in Israel. CEO Oren Shuster says 2025 is already shaping up to be a record sales year in Germany. Leaner and laser-focused, IMC is emerging as a key player in Europe’s medical cannabis market.
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🚨 Small Cap Breaking News You Can’t Miss! 🚨 Here’s a quick rundown of the latest updates from standout small-cap companies making big moves today:
💥 CanadaBis Capital (TSXV: CANN) CanadaBis continues to buck the trend in Canada’s tough cannabis market. The company posted $9M in Q2 revenue, up $2M year-over-year, with a net profit of $96K and positive adjusted EBITDA of $434K. Key to this performance: strong demand for its concentrate products, cost-saving initiatives, and its cutting-edge BHO extraction technology via subsidiary Stigma Grow. CEO Travis McIntyre says the company is staying disciplined while innovating to stay ahead in a saturated sector.
⚡ Digi Power X (TSXV: DGX) (Nasdaq: DGXX) From Bitcoin miner to digital infrastructure powerhouse, Digi Power X reported record 2024 revenue of $37M (up 42%) and a massive $8.8M EBITDA turnaround from a loss the year before. The key? Explosive 829% growth in colocation services and a big leap into AI-ready data centers through its new U.S. Data Centers subsidiary. The company is also tapping into renewable energy, including a 5 MW solar project in New York, positioning itself for the long haul in the high-demand AI computing space.
📈 WonderFi Technologies (TSX: WNDR) (OTCQB: WONDF) Crypto is back—and so is WonderFi. The Canadian fintech reported $62.1M in 2024 revenue, up 108%, and flipped the script on profitability with $12M in adjusted EBITDA, a 345% turnaround from 2023. WonderFi processed $3.57B in crypto trading, expanded into Australia, and launched new DeFi products like Wonder Wallet and Wonder Chain. With over $2.1B in client assets under custody, WonderFi is staking its claim as Canada’s top regulated digital asset ecosystem.
🌿 IM Cannabis Corp. (CSE: IMCC) (Nasdaq: IMCC) IMC is turning heads with its Q4 results: 25% revenue growth, a 42% cut in operating expenses, and its first positive adjusted EBITDA ($0.5M) in a year. The big driver? 183% growth in German operations, which brought in $15.5M in 2024, offsetting declines in Israel. CEO Oren Shuster says 2025 is already shaping up to be a record sales year in Germany. Leaner and laser-focused, IMC is emerging as a key player in Europe’s medical cannabis market.
📢 Follow AGORACOM for more breaking small-cap news and insights into tomorrow’s leaders, today.
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