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GBT Technologies Inc. reports developments in artificial intelligence, Internet of Things and intelligent platform technologies through its OTC Pink-traded public-company updates. Recent company news centers on wholly owned subsidiaries that extend its platform into automated wellness retail and digital media.
Recurring themes include Cube Wellness Technologies, which deploys AI-enabled smart wellness machines for university, workplace and community environments, and Cube X Media Corporation, which creates digital advertising, vertical video and cinematic content for distribution across interactive machine networks. Updates also cover subsidiary formation, leadership and board appointments, material agreements, capital-structure matters and operating results.
GBT Technologies (OTC: GTCH) appointed filmmaker Minh Collins as President of wholly owned subsidiary Cube X Media Corporation, effective April 10, 2026. Collins will lead content strategy across digital advertising, vertical video, and cinematic productions tied to Cube Wellness Technologies' AI-enabled point-of-sale network.
Headquartered in Los Angeles, Cube X Media is positioned to create media that integrates with the company's automated retail and IoT initiatives under CEO Patrick Bertagna.
GBT Technologies (OTC: GTCH) announced on April 6, 2026 the formation of Cube X Media, a wholly owned subsidiary to build a national digital media and content platform integrated with the company’s deployed smart machines.
Cube X Media will produce targeted advertising, branded content, and original media, offering programmatic and direct placements, real-time audience tracking, precision targeting, and closed-loop attribution to monetize the company’s digital advertising ecosystem.
GBT Technologies (OTC: GTCH) said its Cube Wellness unit acquired 23 additional AI-driven smart health machines, bringing the platform to 36 deployed or deployment-ready units as part of a national university rollout.
The machines include intelligent inventory, real-time monitoring, digital payments and centralized controls, and are being onboarded for campus deployment to enable 24/7 automated wellness access.
GBT Technologies (OTC: GTCH) expanded its wholly owned subsidiary Cube Wellness Technologies into the digital wellness sector on Feb 9, 2026, completing a first major investment of 13 smart health-and-wellness AI machines aimed at university and student environments.
Cube Wellness is onboarding the 13 units for campus deployment and plans a foundation for an expected nationwide rollout, while GBT appointed CEO Patrick Bertagna to the board to support strategic growth.
GBT Technologies (OTC: GTCH) formed a wholly-owned subsidiary, Cube Wellness Technologies, on Jan 15, 2026 to deploy AI-enabled automated wellness infrastructure across universities, workplaces, and community environments via strategic institutional partnerships. The subsidiary will offer smart wellness machines, a proprietary digital payment ecosystem, and an AI-driven operations platform for inventory, forecasting, and analytics. GBT also named Patrick Bertagna interim CEO; management commentary highlights scalable deployment, recurring institutional revenue channels, and collaboration with established campus and community wellness providers.
GBT Technologies (OTC:GTCH) has announced a non-binding offer to acquire Two Hands Corporation (CSE:TWOH) for US $0.00625 per share, payable in a combination of cash and GTCH shares. The proposed acquisition includes assuming all of Two Hands' outstanding debt obligations.
The strategic acquisition aligns with GBT's transformation into a merchant banking platform under the Wertheim & Company brand. Two Hands is currently transitioning into an investment holding company focused on digital markets, technology, fintech, and the Gig Economy. Two Hands recently launched a Digital Asset Treasury and Trading Desk in partnership with More Money Ltd, bringing expertise in crypto trading, blockchain, DeFi, and AI.
The transaction remains subject to definitive agreements, due diligence, regulatory approvals, and shareholder consent. Two Hands plans a shareholder meeting in November 2025 to approve its business direction change.
GBT Technologies (OTC Pink: GTCH) announced plans to rebrand as Wertheim & Company, marking its strategic transition into a global merchant banking platform. The company appointed Craig Marshak as CEO, bringing over 30 years of investment banking experience, including leadership at Nomura's $500 million Growth and Technology Fund. The company plans to leverage its existing equity holdings, including its investment in VisionWave Holdings (NASDAQ: VWAV), to expand its strategic investment capabilities.
The rebranding involves adopting the historic "Wertheim & Company" trademark, dating back to 1927. Additionally, Emil Assentato joins as a strategic investor, and Harinder Sandhu is set to join the Board of Directors, pending customary approvals.
GBT Technologies has entered into non-binding agreements to acquire Nexus Workspace properties and intellectual property portfolio from CGI Fund I, LP. The acquisition will be executed through Nexus Workspace Holdings, a new GBT subsidiary, covering Florida locations in Wellington, West Palm Beach, Stuart, Boynton Beach, and Boca Raton. Nexus currently serves over 800 members with flexible office solutions.
The transaction will proceed in phases, starting with GBT acquiring 49% ownership of properties in Wellington, West Palm Beach, and Stuart, followed by full portfolio ownership. GBT plans to spin off Nexus Workspace Holdings as an independent public entity, benefiting GBT shareholders. The parties aim to complete binding agreements before year-end.
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