Fundamental DD: The raw numbers on QYOU Media ($QYOU.V / $QYOUF) — $32M Revenue, 46.7M Float, and Q3 Catalysts.
I’m sharing this because the data is sitting right out in the open, but the trading volume has gone completely quiet. No hype, just the fundamental setup on QYOU Media (TSXV: $QYOU / OTC:$QYOUF) based on their latest mid-June filings.
Here is what the actual numbers show:
The Float and Volume Constraints
Following a 12-for-1 reverse split late last year, the free float was tightened to exactly 46.73 million shares. Right now, the average daily volume on the TSXV is barely registering at 9.29k shares. The stock is trading around $0.285 CAD / $0.22 USD, giving the entire company a market cap of roughly $15.83 million CAD.
The Financial Turnaround
The stock was heavily discounted earlier this year due to a Management Cease Trade Order (MCTO) caused by an audit delay. They cleared that audit last month and the numbers they dropped were significant:
FY25: Reported a record $32.16 million CAD in annual revenue and hit positive Adjusted EBITDA of $695,893.
Q1 2026: Revenue grew 22% year-over-year to $7.01 million CAD (during a historically weak seasonal quarter for ad-tech).
Forward Catalysts
Management outlined three specific developments on their latest earnings call:
Debt Restructuring: They are specifically targeting Q3 2026 to restructure their high-interest legacy debt, which is currently the main anchor on their bottom line.
Middle East Expansion: Their profitable Indian subsidiary, Chtrbox, just launched a global expansion hub in Dubai to tap into the high-ARPU Gulf creator market.
AI Integration: They recently promoted Jace Sparks to Chief Product Officer to build out a proprietary AI-ready platform to automate their campaign analytics and improve gross margins.
The Takeaway
The market seems to be pricing this purely on the recent audit delay and the low post-split liquidity, completely ignoring the $32 million revenue run-rate. It's a quiet setup with the math out in the open.
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