Tenet Fintech Group Inc. reports developments for a fintech and artificial intelligence analytics business centered on the Cubeler Business Development Platform. The company owns and operates Cubeler, a platform that uses analytics and AI to support business-development activity and B2B transactions among members, with products and services directed to businesses, capital markets professionals, government agencies and financial institutions.
Recurring company updates include financial results, operating highlights, Cubeler platform enhancements, data-standardization tools, referral relationships, subsidiary activity and shareholder-meeting matters. Tenet news also includes governance, shareholder communications, legal developments and Canadian continuous-disclosure matters, including Ontario Securities Commission cease-trade and disclosure-review updates.
Tenet Fintech Group (PKKFF) will sponsor the Ignite 2026 national bookkeepers and accountants conference in Montreal from September 22 to 25, 2026.
The event, organized by CPB Canada, gathers many of its 2,300+ members serving over 100,000 SME clients. Tenet will preview its bookkeeper portal, BKeeper, a white-label subset of the Cubeler Business Hub that uses AI agents to generate forecasts, benchmarks, peer comparisons and business valuations for SMEs. BKeeper has been in beta with about 30 bookkeeping partners since April 2026 and is planned for official release by September 18, 2026.
Tenet Fintech Group (PKKFF) announced that the transcript of its Q&A interview related to the filing of its Q2 2026 financial results, conducted with CEO Johnson Joseph, is now available on its website.
The document can be accessed in the “Investor Resources” section under “Earnings Calls and Q&As”. The company thanked shareholders for their continued support, especially those who submitted questions by the stated deadline. Tenet describes itself as the parent of Fintech and AI subsidiaries that provide analytics and AI-based products and services via the Cubeler Business Hub, a global B2B data and transaction ecosystem.
Tenet Fintech Group (CSE:PKK, OTC:PKKFF) reported Q2-2026 revenue of CAD $52.8M, sharply higher than CAD $0.43M in Q2-2025, and a net profit of CAD $2.66M versus a net loss of CAD $1.83M a year earlier. The company said the strong results follow a multi-year effort after its 2023 proxy battle to refocus on technology-driven supply-chain transaction facilitation in China and data gathering for SMEs. Tenet reported supply-chain business gross profit margins of 8%-10% in Q2-2026 and indicated it is positioning for the rollout of data-derived subscription products, for which it is anticipating gross profit margins of 70%-80%. Detailed financial statements and MD&A are available on SEDAR+.
Tenet Fintech Group (CSE: PKK, OTC: PKKFF) has retained international law firm K&L Gates to advise on legal and regulatory aspects of its planned data-derived product offerings in China. The firm will help ensure that Tenet’s economic indexes and other data products using Chinese SME data comply with Chinese data and privacy regulations.
K&L Gates will also act as custodian of Tenet’s Chinese subsidiaries’ company seals, replacing Jiangsu Shenque Law Firm. Tenet further stated it plans to file its Q2 2026 financial results on Wednesday, August 26, 2026, followed by a CEO Q&A interview on the results and 2026 outlook.
Tenet Fintech Group (CSE: PKK, OTC: PKKFF) signed a 3‑year agreement with Sum Hung Hang Tai Trading under which Sum Trading will purchase at least CAD$225 million of products and services annually through Tenet’s GoldRiver platform, for a total minimum value of CAD$675 million.
The deal resembles Tenet’s 2025 agreement with Chengdu Honglongyi Trading, which has helped put 2026 revenue on track to exceed CAD$100 million. The new agreement was brokered by Nanjing Kwok Chi Management, which will earn a 7.5% commission on the first year’s minimum value, payable in cash and/or Tenet shares, subject to exchange and regulatory approval.
Shares issued as commission will be subject to a 12‑month holding period, and KCM must refund part of its commission if first‑year sales fall short of the guaranteed minimum. Tenet plans to update its 2026 revenue guidance after releasing Q2 2026 results.
Tenet Fintech Group (CSE: PKK, OTC: PKKFF) released version 2.0 of its Cubeler Business Hub, opening the platform to U.S.-based SMEs and adding new agentic AI features. The AI continuously analyzes registered SMEs’ financial data to recommend opportunities across buyer-supplier, partnerships, referrals and shared resources.
The AI engine has already generated over 40,000 recommendations for Canadian SMEs, representing more than $1.4 billion in potential annual revenue and cost savings. Version 2.0 also introduces an AI-powered grant and tax credit matching feature for both Canadian and U.S. SMEs, covering roughly 3,400 government programs totaling about USD $50 billion annually. Core Advertising, Networking, Insights and Financing modules remain available, while Tenet plans to onboard about 2,000 Chinese SMEs by the end of August 2026. The company also detailed a two‑month investor awareness agreement with consultant Tatiana Perez costing USD $5,000, with no securities issued.
Tenet Fintech Group (OTC: PKKFF) announced the hiring of experienced sales manager Warren Haughton to support the planned expansion of its Cubeler Business Hub in Canada and the U.S. Haughton brings 24 years of sales, marketing and customer service experience, including leadership of revenue-generating teams at a Montreal radio station.
Tenet said Haughton will work closely with its Director of Strategic Partnerships & Financial Institutions to grow SME adoption of the Business Hub, focusing on programs for accountants, bookkeepers and business associations. The company also signed a two-month agreement with investor awareness consultant Tatiana Perez to develop investor-focused digital content, manage multi-platform distribution and support shareholder engagement as Tenet anticipates several milestones in the coming months.
Tenet Fintech Group (CSE: PKK, OTC: PKKFF) reported that its July 2026 supply chain services related sales were approximately $16.8 million. Based on existing sales agreements, the company raised its full-year 2026 revenue guidance to a range of $120 million to $130 million, up from $100 million to $110 million.
According to Tenet, the guidance excludes any impact from new sales agreements signed after this update and from potential commercialization of its data-derived products, both of which could further affect 2026 sales. Tenet also plans to begin providing non-diluted EPS guidance when it files its Q2 2026 financial results later this month.
Tenet Fintech Group (CSE: PKK, OTC: PKKFF) has added an automated grant-matching feature to its Cubeler Business Hub, designed to connect registered small and medium-size enterprises with government grant programs for which they qualify.
According to Tenet and GrantHub, Canadian SMEs have access to more than 2,500 active programs and an estimated $12 billion in annual grants and tax credits, much of which goes unclaimed. The new feature will present eligible programs to SMEs on the platform, and Tenet is in talks with potential partners to handle end-to-end grant applications. Grant matching will launch for Canadian SMEs with an enhanced Business Hub release in early August, followed by U.S. SMEs.
Tenet Fintech Group (CSE: PKK, OTC: PKKFF) signed a partnership agreement with Shanghai Guiqi Trading Company (SGT) to register SGT’s approximately 2,000 Chinese import/export SMEs on the Cubeler Platform. SGT serves SMEs across 13 Chinese provinces, including Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Guangdong.
Tenet is prioritizing the onboarding of Chinese import/export SMEs in summer and fall 2026 to foster partnerships with Canadian and U.S. SMEs ahead of the revamped Cubeler Business Hub launch in Canada and the U.S., planned for August 2026. The upgraded platform will feature the “SME Match” agentic AI tool, which continuously analyzes SME data to match members with local and international business opportunities.
Under the agreement, SGT may charge its clients a service fee tied to revenue generated from foreign partnerships originating from Cubeler connections, while Tenet expects to gain additional SME data, including import/export commercial data linked to China, Canada and the U.S. The SGT agreement is described as the first in a planned series of similar partnerships focused on import/export SMEs to support the global expansion of the Cubeler Business Hub.