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AmeriTrust Financial Technologies Inc. reports company news around its automotive finance fintech platform, which targets new- and used-vehicle loans and leases through dealer and digital finance channels. Updates commonly cover lease originations, dealer onboarding, lending technology, side-by-side loan and lease decisioning, and the expansion of its U.S. automotive finance operations.
The company’s news also includes financial results, management discussion and analysis filings in Canada, capital raises, debt and equity financing terms, liquidity arrangements, and the organization of operating subsidiaries. AmeriTrust Financial, AmeriTrust Serves, and AmeriTrust Auto support lending, servicing infrastructure, and lease-return vehicle remarketing within the company’s automotive finance ecosystem.
AmeriTrust Financial Technologies (TSXV:AMT, OTCQB:AMTFF) announced that its wholly owned subsidiary AmeriTrust Auto has received a Texas Dealer License and Texas Lease Facilitators License. These approvals enable the company to launch an integrated lease-retention and vehicle remarketing strategy in Texas, one of the largest U.S. auto markets and the company’s head-office location.
AmeriTrust Auto is implementing a model that prioritizes dealers’ ability to retain lease-return vehicles and applies tailored remarketing for non-standard situations, aiming to optimize vehicle disposition and reduce net losses. The strategy is expected to be rolled out to additional U.S. states as licensing and regulations permit, and extended to future lending partners through the AmeriTrust Serves platform.
AmeriTrust (TSXV:AMT, OTCQB:AMTFF, Frankfurt:1ZV) announced that Board and audit committee member Steven Lee has resigned from its Board of Directors, effective immediately, citing personal health reasons. CEO Jeff Morgan thanked Lee for his years of service and highlighted his significant contributions and guidance to the company.
According to AmeriTrust, Lee’s resignation letter stated that he remains supportive of AmeriTrust and believes in its potential and future opportunities. The company plans to evaluate the composition of its Board of Directors and will provide updates on any future Board appointments when appropriate.
AmeriTrust Financial Technologies (TSXV: AMT, OTCQB: AMTFF) reported strong growth for Q2 2026 and filed its interim financial statements and MD&A for the period ended June 30, 2026. Cash on hand was $36.35 million and working capital surplus was $24.48 million.
Total revenue in Q2 2026 increased 62% versus Q1 2026 and 109% versus Q2 2025. Adjusted EBITDA remained a loss but narrowed by 18% quarter-over-quarter. Funded lease contract growth accelerated, with the value of contracts financed up 205% over Q1.
AmeriTrust received 1,285 applications representing about $67 million in potential funding, approved or conditionally approved 126 consumer applications, and funded 55 lease contracts. Lease origination income rose from $101,985 in Q1 to $330,515 in Q2, with total contracted cash flows on Q2 funded contracts increasing from $1.78 million to $5.52 million over lease terms.
AmeriTrust Financial (OTCQB: AMTFF), an independent automotive finance company and subsidiary of AmeriTrust Financial Technologies, entered a global lease partnership on July 8, 2026 with Overseas Military Sales Corporation d/b/a Military AutoSource. AmeriTrust will be Military AutoSource’s exclusive used-vehicle lease partner worldwide and will also support new-vehicle leasing.
The program targets U.S. military personnel globally and qualifying foreign nationals working in the U.S. for defense-related employers, especially those with limited traditional U.S. credit files. AmeriTrust will handle lease structuring, funding and servicing, while Military AutoSource manages customer relationships, vehicle sourcing and program operations through its long-standing military and defense-market channels.
AmeriTrust (OTCQB: AMTFF) executed a May 6, 2026 agreement to become the inaugural National Lease Partner for AutoSavvy, the largest U.S. branded title vehicle retailer with 21 dealerships across 9 states. AmeriTrust can originate, underwrite and service leases for qualified AutoSavvy customers, starting with 3 pilot locations in Texas and Utah before expanding to 18 additional sites. AutoSavvy has surpassed 100,000 vehicle sales and opened 7 new locations since 2022, offering AmeriTrust a stable, high-volume origination channel with long-term growth potential.
AmeriTrust (OTCQB:AMTFF, TSXV:AMT) reported that shareholders approved all matters at the June 24, 2026 Annual General and Special Meeting.
Approvals covered a five-member board, auditor appointment, the 2026 stock option and RSU plans, and authority for a share consolidation of up to 20:1 within 12 months.
AmeriTrust (OTCQB:AMTFF)/b) reported that, according to management, it is unaware of any in its operations.
The statement, requested by CIRO, addresses questions about recent increased market activity in AmeriTrust shares.
AmeriTrust (OTCQB:AMTFF) reported first quarter 2026 results and resumed U.S. auto lease originations. Cash was $35.9 million and working capital $29.4 million, both slightly lower than year-end 2025.
Revenue rose 36% versus Q4 2025 and 19% versus Q1 2025, while adjusted EBITDA loss increased, mainly from restart-related operating expenses. AmeriTrust funded 16 prime+ leases from 1,430 applications, generating $101,985 in lease origination income and contracted cash flows of $1.78 million. The company expanded to 41 states plus Washington, D.C., added 151 dealers (348 storefronts), and saw early AmeriTrust Auto remarketing tests deliver an estimated 83% increase in gross revenue per transaction.
AmeriTrust Financial Technologies (TSXV:AMT; OTCQB:AMTFF) filed audited 2025 and 2024 consolidated financial statements and MD&A. Cash on hand at December 31, 2025 was $36,968,923 versus $10,231,191 a year earlier, and working capital surplus was $30,417,979 (2024: $4,002,995).
Q4 2025 revenue declined to $401,838 from $477,232 in Q4 2024. The company raised nearly $40 million, secured a revolving credit line with Bank of Texas, integrated AI into its leasing platform, listed on OTCQB, and commenced lease originations entering 2026.
AmeriTrust (OTCQB:AMTFF / TSXV:AMT) provided a March 11, 2026 corporate update on U.S. rollout progress. Key developments include a new revolving credit facility with Bank of Texas, launch of originating and funding vehicle leases, three U.S. subsidiaries, 21 new dealer agreements (62 locations, 16 states), a Conduent servicing partnership, limited remarketing production, and issuance of 4,125,000 Restricted Share Units.
The company is scaling dealer onboarding, training, and technology integrations while expanding operations and hiring in Fort Worth, Texas.