Wi2Wi Corporation reports on its precision timing devices, frequency control products and specialized electronic components for high-reliability markets. The company’s Precision Devices platform serves applications in avionics, aerospace, industrial equipment, government and defense, with recurring updates centered on product quality, customer demand, manufacturing execution and margin performance.
Company news also covers operating and financial results, capital-structure actions, board elections, option grants and leadership changes. Wi2Wi has realigned resources away from wireless connectivity and toward its core frequency-control business, making its recurring disclosures closely tied to production capacity, working capital, gross margin trends and governance matters.
Wi2Wi (ISEYF) has signed a three-year customer contract valued at approximately US$2.6 million with a confidential defense organization for its Precision Devices products used in an aerospace application.
The company describes Precision Devices as its Made-in-USA, vertically integrated line of high-reliability timing and frequency control products. Wi2Wi also granted 2.1 million stock options to officers and directors at an exercise price of CAD$0.075, subject to TSX Venture Exchange acceptance. In addition, Wi2Wi engaged Calgary-based Boardmarker Group for investor relations services for a one-year term, including an initial 90-day probationary period, at CDN$6,000 per month plus GST and an initial grant of 500,000 options at CAD$0.10, also subject to TSX Venture Exchange review and approval.
Wi2Wi (OTC:ISEYF, TSXV:YTY) reported Q2 2026 revenue of US$2.32 million, up 59% from US$1.47 million in Q2 2025. Gross profit rose to US$868,000 from a loss of US$73,000, lifting gross margin to 37% from -5%.
According to Wi2Wi, net income reached US$251,000, versus a net loss of US$653,000 a year earlier, while EBITDA improved to US$447,000 from -US$444,000. Working capital increased to US$2.83 million. Operating expenses were US$543,000, slightly above US$502,000 in Q2 2025.
Post-quarter, the company improved manufacturing yield on certain flagship products by over 30% year-over-year and acquired advanced equipment expected to be operational in Q4 2026 to support demand for precision timing and frequency control products.
Wi2Wi (OTC:ISEYF, TSXV:YTY) announced the acquisition of advanced manufacturing equipment, including a seam welder and complementary cleanroom and environmental control systems, as part of its capacity expansion and operational excellence strategy at its Middleton, Wisconsin facility.
The modular vacuum/nitrogen pass-through oven, air locks, automatic valves and vacuum control modules are intended to boost hermetic sealing throughput, increase production volume, reduce cycle times and improve process reliability. According to Wi2Wi, the systems should be fully operational in Q4 2026 and support higher-volume defense, aerospace, medical and industrial programs for high-reliability crystals, oscillators and quartz filters under its Precision Devices brand.
Wi2Wi (TSXV:YTY, OTC:ISEYF) announced a significant year-to-date increase in manufacturing yield as part of its operational turnaround at its Middleton, Wisconsin facility. According to Wi2Wi, manufacturing yield on certain flagship products has improved by over 30% compared with FY2025, driven by process optimization, tighter quality control, and stronger operational discipline.
The company reports gains in both First Pass Yield, which reduces rework and scrap, and Overall Yield. Wi2Wi states these improvements directly support gross margin expansion, lower cost per unit, and more reliable, on-time delivery of high-reliability timing and frequency-control products for defense, aerospace, medical, and industrial customers.
Wi2Wi (OTC:ISEYF, TSXV:YTY) reported unaudited Q1 2026 revenue of $1.78 million, up about 15% year over year. Gross margin improved to 25% from 11%.
Wi2Wi posted EBITDA of $122,000, a net loss of $60,000, operating cash inflow of $97,000, cash of $219,000, and working capital of $2.45 million, while continuing its shift toward precision frequency control products.
Wi2Wi Corporation (ISEYF) announced that its board approved stock option grants to CEO Sue Amarin and CFO Dawn Leeder. The CEO received 3,850,000 options and the CFO 1,100,000 options, each at an exercise price of $0.05 per share.
Options vest in three tranches: May 1, 2026; December 1, 2026; and September 1, 2027. Grants and any issuance of shares remain subject to the Stock Option Plan and TSX Venture Exchange approval, if required.
Wi2Wi Corporation (OTC PINK: ISEYF) reported audited full‑year 2025 results on April 10, 2026. Revenue was $6.35 million, essentially flat versus 2024, with fourth‑quarter revenue up 18% to $1.666 million. Gross margin fell to 8% from 14% and the company recorded a full‑year net loss of $1.72 million. Cash on hand was $203,000 and net cash used in operations was $1.03 million. Management cited a remediated quality event, strategic refocus on precision frequency devices, cost pressures, and ongoing efforts to improve margins and secure financing.
Wi2Wi Corporation (OTC:ISEYF) reported third quarter 2025 results for the period ended September 30, 2025 and announced a CEO transition.
Key figures: Revenue $1.75M (+3% YoY), gross profit $219k (down from $468k), EBITDA loss $141,306 vs prior-year EBITDA profit $172,564, and net loss $351k vs net loss $78k prior year. Cash on hand was $292k, net cash used in operations $361k, and working capital $2.75M.
Leadership: CEO Ted Clark is stepping down and Sue Amarin becomes CEO effective immediately. A major shareholder provided additional financing to strengthen working capital and inventory.
Wi2Wi Corporation (OTC:ISEYF), a precision timing devices and wireless technologies company, reported challenging Q2 2025 financial results. Revenue declined 13% to $1.46 million compared to $1.68 million in Q2 2024. The company recorded a negative gross profit of $73,000, down from $266,000 in the prior year, and an increased net loss of $653,000 versus $286,000 in Q2 2024.
The poor performance was attributed to a one-time quality control issue with a key customer shipment and timing of tariff charges. Post quarter-end, the company received financial support from a major shareholder to strengthen working capital and inventory levels. Management expects improved performance in H2 2025, supported by expanded sales team efforts and increasing demand from defense and industrial customers.