Genius Group Limited reports developments as an AI-powered, Bitcoin-first education company focused on education and acceleration solutions for the future of work. Its updates cover the Genius School, Genius Academy, Genius Resorts and Genius City model, along with online AI training, AI tools and AI talent offerings for individuals, enterprises and governments.
Recurring company news includes operating results, education-plan updates, Bitcoin treasury activity, registered direct offerings, share-count and public-float actions, insider ownership disclosures, and legal or arbitration matters. News also reflects the completed integration of Genius Resorts properties used as experiential learning venues for the company’s entrepreneur community.
Genius Group (NYSE American: GNS) approved a 1-for-10 share consolidation expected to take effect on November 20, 2026.
The company expects effectiveness at 12:01 a.m. Eastern Time and split-adjusted trading when NYSE American opens that day. Shares have traded at approximately $0.10 over recent trading days. The exchange advised that trading below $0.10 is generally considered abnormally low and may trigger delisting proceedings and immediate trading suspension.
The company intends the consolidation to support listing compliance and its proposed ASX dual listing, subject to applicable approvals and requirements. The consolidation does not guarantee that the market price will rise or remain above any threshold.
FingerMotion (FNGR) signed binding agreements with Genius Group and BlueFlare for an Alberta computing campus program covering up to 100 MW. Campus companies will be owned 75% by FingerMotion and 25% by Genius Group. The permitted 9.9 MW Brooks Campus No. 1 expects powered land availability in the first quarter of 2027.
BlueFlare signed a non-binding expression of interest for up to 7 MW at the first campus, with a potential additional 3 MW at a nearby site. The contemplated arrangement estimates annual revenue of approximately $20 to $25 million when fully operational, supporting more than $100 million over an initial five-year term. Initial service is targeted six months after a subsequent binding agreement, with full capacity expected within 12 to 14 months. Closing requires a credit-supported client contract, committed financing, BlueFlare agreements, due diligence and regulatory approvals.
Genius Group (GNS), FingerMotion and BlueFlare signed a second binding agreement for an Alberta high-performance computing campus program covering up to 100 MW. Each Brooks Corridor campus company will be owned 25% by Genius Group and 75% by FingerMotion. The first site, Brooks Campus No. 1, is permitted for 9.9 MW, with powered land expected in the first quarter of 2027.
BlueFlare signed a non-binding expression of interest for up to 7 MW at the first campus. Estimated annual revenue when fully operational is approximately $20 to $25 million, contingent on binding agreements, not revenue attributable solely to Genius Group. Each campus is expected to use 60% to 80% non-recourse project debt. Closing requires a credit-supported client contract, committed financing, BlueFlare agreements, due diligence and regulatory approvals.
Genius Group (NYSE American: GNS) announced a partnership with Koding Next to launch a national Enjoy AI robotics competition across Indonesia. The parties signed a memorandum of understanding targeting 1,000 students in the first 12 months, with qualifying rounds at schools, Koding Next centres and Genius Campuses.
The planned programme includes robotics training camps throughout the year and national finals at the Genius Future Festival in Nuanu, Bali, in 2027. Winners will qualify for the Enjoy AI Global Final. The agreement also calls for Koding Next to serve as technology partner to Genius School and Genius City, supplying education technology consultancy, coding and AI curricula, robotics kits, teacher training and STEM event support. Koding Next is the licensed Enjoy AI partner in Indonesia.
Genius Group (NYSE American: GNS) approved proceeding with a formal application for a dual listing on the Australian Securities Exchange. The proposed listing would use CHESS Depositary Interests, securities representing underlying shares, and remains subject to ASX review and approval. Current assets exceeded current liabilities in October 2026, meeting a working-capital milestone.
In the first half of 2026, the company repaid 99% of third-party debt, reduced total liabilities by 37% to US$25.5 million and grew net assets to US$106 million. Its three operating units generated US$6.4 million in combined net profit from operations in the first nine months of 2026, on 140% year-on-year revenue growth. The board also authorized exploration of Australian GENIUSpark AI data center opportunities. The company intends Canadian and Australian launches to serve as pilots for further developments in Southeast Asia, with Indonesia’s special economic zones the third focus.
Genius Group (GNS) signed binding agreements with FingerMotion and BlueFlare to form GENIUSpark Alberta and build its first high-performance computing campus. Genius Group will hold 49% of the venture and FingerMotion 51%. The Hanna campus has an estimated $24.3 million cost and planned computing capacity of 2.4 MW on a 20.2-acre property contracted for acquisition.
The partners plan construction from December 2026 and target first compute in the second quarter of 2027. Financing is targeted at approximately $14.4 million of non-recourse project debt and $9.9 million of equity, contributed proportionately. Closing depends on the land purchase, grid connection agreement, financing and regulatory approvals. The venture targets an initial 100 MW, with a 1 GW stretch goal. Genius Group leads education and community programs; FingerMotion leads acquisition, power, construction and data center management with BlueFlare.
Genius Group (GNS) launched GENIUSpark to build and operate AI data centers, targeting an initial 100 MW of compute capacity. Its board approved incorporation of the wholly owned subsidiary, which plans joint ventures with AI companies, data center operators and power partners.
The company targets $1 billion in annual revenue under its initial model and 1 GW within the next decade. Each full 9.9 MW site targets more than $100 million in annual revenue and approximately $35 million in annual net profit, a 35% margin. Plans call for 10% of site net profit to go to a locally governed Community Fund.
Initial efforts focus on Canada, Australia and Indonesia. Genius Group expects a pilot in the coming months and the first binding agreements in the coming weeks; discussions remain advanced. Target build cost is under $10 million per MW of compute.
Genius Group (GNS) reported third-quarter 2026 operational revenue of $4.1 million, up 81% from the same quarter last year. Revenue rose 39% sequentially. Gross profit increased 108% year over year to $2.7 million, with gross margin reaching 66.1%. Net profit from operations was $235,000, versus a $1.2 million loss a year earlier, marking a third consecutive profitable quarter on that measure.
Nine-month revenue reached $10.3 million, up 112%, and net profit from operations was $6.7 million. These unaudited results cover three operating units and exclude central treasury results and central financing, investing, legal and management items. The company launched the first phase of a $14 million Genius City joint venture in Bali and completed its balance sheet restructuring. It targets 100 Genius Cities globally and announced a five-year capital plan under a $1.2 billion shelf registration.
Genius Group (GNS) announced Genius High, a new high school campus in Bali scheduled to open in August 2027. The school will serve Years 10–13 for the 2027–2028 academic year at Nuanu Creative City and forms part of the company’s $14 million Genius City project.
The campus connects with the existing primary and middle school campus, which is experiencing over 65% year-on-year growth and is expanding capacity to over 1,000 full-time students and over 50,000 Genius Camp visitors in 2027. Genius High will use Student AI and Teacher AI, which have scaled to over 300,000 global users in 2026.
Genius Group targets 100 Genius Cities and is in active discussions to expand through global and local partnerships and its network of Genius City leaders. The company designed the model to integrate lifelong learning campuses into data center communities, economic zones and national upskilling programmes.
Genius Group (GNS) recommenced Bitcoin treasury purchases, acquiring 10 Bitcoin between October 2 and October 5, 2026.
The purchase cost approximately $854,000, at an average price of $85,364 per Bitcoin. It advances the Board-approved $1.2 billion dual treasury capital plan announced on August 27, 2026. The plan targets $827 million allocated to Bitcoin and $800 million to AI assets, with a goal of $2 billion in total assets by FY2031.
The company intends to continue accumulating Bitcoin alongside planned purchases of AI stocks, funded through operating cash flow, planned perpetual preferred securities issuance and its At-The-Market Program, which allows share sales into the market.