ONAR Holding Corporation (OTCQB: ONAR) is a technology-enabled marketing holding company and AI-powered agency network that regularly issues updates on its acquisitions, portfolio performance, technology initiatives, and capital structure. The ONAR news stream highlights how the company integrates specialist marketing agencies with proprietary analytics tools to support revenue growth for its clients.
Investors and observers following ONAR news can expect coverage of performance marketing developments at JUICE, healthcare marketing activities under the Of Kos brand, and progress at ONAR Labs and the Retina AI platform. Recent company communications have discussed the acquisition of JUICE, the merger of Storia into JUICE under a single performance marketing brand, and the alignment of Retina’s AI-powered marketing intelligence with JUICE’s client work.
ONAR’s news releases also address financial and strategic milestones, such as reported revenue trends, pro forma revenue illustrations including JUICE, and guidance commentary. Updates have described new subscription-based client contracts at JUICE, Black Friday and Cyber Monday performance results across client portfolios, and the company’s focus on integrating agencies into a unified AI-enabled operating system.
Regulatory and balance sheet developments are another recurring theme. ONAR has announced the voluntary conversion of certain debt into common stock, amendments to its authorized share count, and the sale of substantially all assets of VMED Services, LLC into a promissory note structure while retaining intellectual property related to the Of Kos brand name. Readers who monitor ONAR news gain insight into how the company manages acquisitions, dispositions, technology integration, and capital structure as it builds its marketing and technology network.
ONAR (ONAR) appointed Kelly Anderson as interim chief financial officer, effective October 1, 2026, to lead finance preparations for a Nasdaq listing. Her mandate includes listing readiness, public-company reporting and financial integration of Advertise Purple. The appointment follows the completed Advertise Purple acquisition, ONAR’s largest acquisition to date, and the initial closing of financing of up to $15 million.
Anderson had chaired ONAR’s Audit Committee since August 2025. She stepped down from the board and committee chair role upon her appointment; director Howard D. Palefsky became Audit Committee chair, maintaining independent leadership without interruption. James Keck remains vice president of finance, leading daily financial operations, financial planning and acquisition finance. ONAR describes Anderson’s interim assignment as carrying the company through the listing process and building its finance organization.
ONAR (ONAR) completed its acquisition of affiliate marketing agency Advertise Purple, the largest acquisition in the company’s history.
Total consideration is up to $27,825,000, assuming all earnout thresholds are met. The acquisition was funded by the previously announced $15 million financing. Advertise Purple generated approximately $17.1 million of net revenue, $4.4 million of net income and approximately $6.6 million of adjusted EBITDA, a non-GAAP earnings measure, in fiscal 2025. Combined pro forma revenue for that period was approximately $23.5 million, approximately seven times ONAR’s reported standalone revenue.
Bloom, Advertise Purple’s data and analytics platform, joins ONAR Labs alongside Retina AI and Cortex. No single Advertise Purple client represents more than approximately five percent of revenue. ONAR has also completed conversion of a portion of outstanding debt into equity and continues pursuing a Nasdaq listing.
ONAR Holding (ONAR) completed an initial closing of a $15 million financing intended to fund its previously announced acquisition.
A syndicate of institutional investors is providing the financing. Its instruments may convert into preferred equity at a fixed price based on a $25 million pre-money valuation, but conversion occurs only if ONAR completes a Nasdaq listing. Full funding and conversion would imply a post-money valuation of approximately $40 million.
ONAR also entered into a senior secured facility of up to $5 million, bringing total new financing capacity to up to $20 million. It intends to use the proceeds for the acquisition’s cash consideration and working capital for the combined business. Holders exchanged approximately $6.5 million of existing notes into the new financing, retiring those notes and their associated warrants.
ONAR (OTC PINK: ONAR) reported three steps in its July 2026 capital plan. On August 27, 2026, it made a second $250,000 down payment toward a proposed acquisition of a leading U.S. affiliate marketing agency, raising total down payments to $1.25 million. These payments are to be credited dollar-for-dollar against the purchase price if the deal closes and extend the outside date to sign the fully negotiated, signature-ready definitive purchase agreement to September 28, 2026. The second payment was funded with bridge financing from lenders involved in ONAR’s proposed $15 million financing. Separately, ONAR retired a secured convertible promissory note, cancelling the note and related warrant and receiving 6,000,000 previously issued shares back for cancellation, as part of its effort to streamline the balance sheet. The company reiterated that both the proposed financing and acquisition remain subject to completion and are not assured.
ONAR (OTC PINK: ONAR) reported second quarter 2026 revenue of $1,047,810, up 123% year-over-year, with gross profit of $43,014 turning positive versus a prior gross loss. Quarterly loss from operations narrowed 72% to $(275,823), while net loss improved 20% to $(1,123,489), despite higher largely non-cash interest expense.
For the first half of 2026, revenue rose 72% to $2,068,895 and gross profit reached $99,253. Total operating expenses fell 65% to $700,719, total costs declined 17%, and loss from operations improved 70% to $(601,466). Net cash used in operations improved about 64% to $378,813, with cash decreasing only $54,471. Deferred revenue increased to $405,014, roughly triple year-end. After quarter-end, ONAR settled capital disputes, moved about $2.1 million of obligations to multi-year schedules, fully retired two convertible notes, and expects 6,000,000 shares to return for cancellation.
ONAR Holding Corporation (OTC: ONAR) issued a shareholder letter outlining stronger recent operating trends and a strategic roadmap. In Q1 2026, revenue grew 39% year over year, loss from operations improved 68%, and cash used in operations fell 40%. For fiscal 2025, revenue grew 63% and gross profit turned positive. CEO Claude Zdanow attributes these shifts to ONAR’s AI-powered agency model and its ONAR Labs technologies, including the commercialization of the Cortex offline sales attribution product, which has begun generating revenue. ONAR has signed a non-binding LOI for a larger, profitable acquisition, a term sheet for a proposed $15 million financing, is discussing debt-to-equity conversions with lenders and investors, and has decided to pursue a Nasdaq uplisting, all subject to definitive agreements and approvals.
ONAR Holding Corporation (OTC: ONAR) has returned to current SEC reporting status after filing its Form 10-K for fiscal 2025 and Form 10-Q for Q1 2026, and intends to seek a return to the OTCQB Venture Market.
For Q1 2026, ONAR reported revenue of $1.02 million, up 39% year-over-year, a loss from operations of $(325,643), a 68% improvement, and a net loss of $(1.13) million. Net cash used in operating activities was $205,094, a 40% improvement versus the prior-year quarter.
For fiscal 2025, ONAR generated revenue of $3.18 million, up 63%, with gross profit of $147,712 versus a prior gross loss. Net cash used in operating activities was $1.59 million, better than 2024 despite growth. The company reported a net loss of $(9.28) million, or $(0.08) per share, driven mainly by non-cash stock-based compensation, acquisition-related costs and higher public company expenses. According to ONAR, acquisitions of JUICE, Retina AI and Scale Partner expanded its AI-driven marketing platform and recurring revenue base.
ONAR (OTCQB: ONAR) completed the acquisition of Scale Partner on March 12, 2026, adding technology-enabled marketing and sales solutions focused on commercial real estate.
The deal brings Agentic AI plus human virtual assistants into ONAR’s platform, integrates Scale Partner into ONAR Labs, and adds founder Jason Tiger as Vice President of Corporate Development.
ONAR (NYSE:ONAR) preannounced expected record Q4 and full‑year 2025 revenue, projecting Q4 2025 revenue of approximately $1.5 million, up ~39% sequentially from $1.077 million in Q3 2025. The company also completed the divestiture of Reliant Pools, effective Dec 31, 2025, via a Stock Purchase Agreement dated Jan 19, 2026.
The divestiture removes a legacy, non‑core pools business and related liabilities, positioning ONAR to focus on its AI‑driven marketing and technology platform, agency network, and ONAR Labs as it enters 2026 with a streamlined operating model.
ONAR (OTCQB: ONAR) completed the sale of substantially all assets of VMED Services, LLC to VMED Consulting, closing on December 31, 2025 and effective as of December 30, 2025. The consideration is a $1,500,000 promissory note issued by VMED Consulting, payable in monthly installments with a final balloon at the sixth anniversary, bearing interest and customary terms. The note is secured by collateral and supported by a personal guaranty. The sale transfers business operations, client contracts, receivables and certain IP while expressly excluding Of Kos brand intellectual property, allowing ONAR to prioritize its AI marketing platform and agency network.