Planet Ventures Inc. (PNXPF) news centers on the company’s role as an investment issuer with a disclosed focus on space technology, space infrastructure, artificial intelligence, robotics, and disruptive technologies. Company updates are especially relevant when they describe new investment exposure, changes to investment policy, securities ownership reports, or market-structure arrangements tied to the issuer’s public shares.
Planet’s disclosed investment news has included indirect exposure to Starcloud, a U.S.-based technology company described as developing orbital data centers for AI, cloud computing, and high-performance computing applications. It has also disclosed a strategic investment in Lux Aeterna, described in company news as a space infrastructure company building a reusable satellite platform, and indirect exposure to Relativity Space through a special purpose vehicle.
PNXPF news can also include corporate governance and securities matters. Company releases have described adoption of a Disclosure, Confidentiality and Insider Trading Policy, an updated Investment Policy, early warning reporting related to securities ownership, engagement of investor communications services, and engagement of a market maker under Canadian Securities Exchange policies.
Follow Planet Ventures news to track how the company defines its investment mandate, which advanced-technology companies it identifies in public disclosures, and how its securities-related announcements frame ownership, liquidity, and market communication matters.
Planet Ventures (PNXPF) announced that Etienne Moshevich resigned as chief executive officer, effective September 24, 2026.
Moshevich has agreed to assist the company and its board with the transition of his responsibilities. The board will consider appointing a new chief executive officer and will provide further information when appropriate.
Planet Ventures (PNXPF) will implement a five-for-one share consolidation of its common shares effective September 18, 2026, subject to Canadian Securities Exchange acceptance and a confirming bulletin.
The company’s name and trading symbols will remain unchanged. Post-consolidation, there will be approximately 61,718,883 issued and outstanding shares, and the new identifiers will be CUSIP 727053407 and ISIN CA7270534075. Fractional shares will not be issued; positions will be rounded up or down based on whether the fraction is at least one half of a share. Exercise and conversion terms of outstanding convertible securities will be proportionately adjusted. Registered and beneficial holders will have their positions exchanged or updated through Computershare, CDS or DTC as applicable.
Planet Ventures (PNXPF) plans a share consolidation at a proposed ratio of five pre-consolidation common shares for each one post-consolidation share, subject to Canadian Securities Exchange approval.
The board of directors has approved the consolidation in accordance with the company’s articles. Planet Ventures states that the move is intended to make the company more attractive to potential new investors. The company will issue a further news release to confirm the effective date and the final consolidation ratio once exchange approval is received. The company will not change its name in connection with the consolidation and will continue operating under the Planet Ventures brand.
Planet Ventures (CSE: PXI, OTC: PNXPF) has completed a USD$100,000 indirect equity investment in U.S.-based Starcloud via the ST-0504 Fund I SPV. Starcloud is developing orbital data centers (ODC) to provide space-based AI and high-performance computing infrastructure using solar energy and radiative cooling.
The investment forms part of Starcloud’s recently announced USD$250 million Series A extension at a reported US$2.3 billion post-money valuation, led by Manhattan West with participation from NVIDIA, Cisco Investments and other funds. According to Starcloud, this round brings its total capital raised to about USD$450 million.
Starcloud has achieved milestones including the Starcloud-1 mission in November 2025, which carried what the company describes as the first NVIDIA H100 GPU into orbit and later became the first spacecraft to train a large language model in space. Planet Ventures says the transaction aligns with its mandate to invest in innovative, high-growth technologies at the intersection of AI, advanced computing and the commercial space economy.
Planet Ventures (CSE: PXI, OTC Pink: PNXPF, FSE: P6U) disclosed that CEO Etienne Moshevich has filed an early warning report after a disposition of securities indirectly held through Transcend Capital. Transcend Capital transferred 18,076,000 rights to subscribe for common shares at $0.01 per share until August 27, 2026, which had been acquired on August 6, 2026 under a rights offering.
According to Planet, before the transaction Moshevich held 18,076,000 shares (11.87% undiluted) and, including the rights, 36,152,000 shares on a partially diluted basis (21.23%). After the transaction, he continues to hold 18,076,000 shares, representing 11.87% of issued and outstanding shares on both an undiluted and diluted basis, with no rights position disclosed. The early warning report will be available on SEDAR+.
Planet Ventures (OTC:PNXPF) highlighted a key milestone by portfolio company Antaris, which signed a Memorandum of Agreement with Transcelestial to develop and demonstrate a persistent ISR architecture with high-throughput optical communications in LEO, flight-validating it on the JANUS-2 mission targeted for Q4 2026.
The initiative aims to combine advanced sensing with secure, high-speed data links for commercial and defense users. Planet remains an equity shareholder in Antaris and also renewed its investor awareness agreement with Investor Insights Systems.
Planet Ventures (OTC:PNXPF) expanded its existing marketing and investor awareness campaign with Investor Insights Systems, an arm's length marketing and communications firm.
The agreement adds premium media and digital advertising placements focused on the space sector, running from about May 18, 2026 through November 2026 for an additional CAD$73,920.
Planet Ventures (OTC:PNXPF) invested USD$100,000 in Lux Aeterna, a space infrastructure company developing a fully reusable satellite platform.
Lux Aeterna recently closed a USD$10 million seed round and targets a demonstration mission in 2027, aligning with Planet Ventures' strategy to back high-growth private space companies.
Planet Ventures (OTC: PNXPF) appointed Dr. Bora Uygun as Head of Space Investments effective May 4, 2026, to lead its private space and advanced technology investment strategy.
The company granted Dr. Uygun 1,875,000 options exercisable at $0.42 for five years (vesting quarterly over two years) and 1,875,000 RSUs (vesting quarterly over two years). The company also granted 3,750,000 RSUs to advisor Tansu Yegen that vest immediately. All grants are under the omnibus equity incentive plan and subject to CSE policies and required approvals.
Planet Ventures (OTC: PNXPF) engaged Global One Media Group to produce and distribute video interviews, company news, and investor marketing across digital channels. The engagement starts May 1, 2026 and runs through October 31, 2026, then continues month-to-month unless terminated with 30 days' notice.
The company will pay USD 39,000 in cash over the initial six-month term. Global One Media will not receive securities and has no direct or indirect interest in Planet Ventures.