AtlasClear Stock Price, News & Analysis

AtlasClear Holdings (NYSEAMEX: ATCH) has announced its financial results for the quarter ended December 31, 2024. The company reported significant financial achievements for Calendar Year 2024, with Wilson Davis generating over $13.2 million in Revenue and Net Income exceeding $1.75 million on a standalone, Non-GAAP basis.

The company highlights ongoing improvement in core operations with continuous quarterly growth. AtlasClear's business lines are expanding, particularly in their investment banking segment. The company's current Market Capital is approximately 50% of the Net Income earned for the Calendar year on a standalone basis.

AtlasClear Holdings (NYSE: ATCH) has announced a partnership with LocBox to utilize their stock loan inventory management platform and API. The partnership aims to enhance AtlasClear's correspondent clearing platform through Wilson-Davis by capitalizing on hard-to-borrow book for stock lending.

LocBox's web-based platform enables entities to monetize Hard-To-Borrow inventory by making it available to short sellers, ensuring legal compliant locates and preborrows. The system provides traders with reliable and verifiable locates, ensuring short sale executions with full compliance while reducing settlement risks and preventing naked short selling.

The partnership aligns with AtlasClear's FinTech culture and is expected to significantly improve revenues through the implementation of fully paid lending capabilities, which the company identifies as an underutilized business line at Wilson-Davis.

AtlasClear Holdings (NYSEAMEX: ATCH) has issued a clarification regarding its 2025 Stockholder Letter, specifically about the investment structure from Hanire The investment comprises an initial $5 million commitment structured in two parts: a common equity investment at $15 per share up to 19.99% ownership, and the remainder as a convertible note.

Additional funding beyond the initial $5 million, up to a total of $45 million, will be available at the Company's request through convertible notes with a 40% discount. Notably, Hanire requires shareholder approval for further note conversions beyond the initial investment.

AtlasClear aims to develop a technology-enabled financial services platform focusing on trading, clearing, settlement, and banking services for small and middle market financial firms.

AtlasClear Holdings (NYSEAMEX: ATCH) has announced significant developments in its mission to become a leading technology-enabled financial services firm. The company secured an investment deal with Hanire for up to $45 million, combining equity and convertible debt, including a $5 million equity investment at $15 per share and a convertible loan.

Key developments include appointing Jeff Sime as CEO of subsidiary Wilson-Davis & Co., implementing a 1-for-60 reverse stock split to maintain NYSE Amex listing, and setting four primary goals for 2025: expanding introducing broker dealer customers, focusing on digital assets, finalizing the acquisition of Commercial Bancorp of Wyoming, and pursuing strategic acquisitions.

The company's Wilson-Davis subsidiary remained profitable on a standalone basis despite challenging conditions in 2024. The new capital structure is expected to help restructure debt, expand operations, and support growth initiatives in digital assets and institutional services.

AtlasClear Holdings (NYSE: ATCH) has secured an agreement with Hanire for an investment of up to $45 million through equity and convertible debt. The investment will be structured in tranches, with the first $5 million expected in January 2025. The deal includes a $5 million equity investment through 20 million common stock shares and a convertible loan for the remaining amount.

The investment aims to help AtlasClear achieve key strategic goals, including: restructuring current debt with better terms, increasing capital base at Wilson-Davis subsidiary to expand clearing business, supporting the planned Commercial Bancorp of Wyoming acquisition, and providing capital for targeted acquisitions. The convertible loan features a 40% discount to the volume-weighted average stock price at conversion, subject to stockholder approval.

AtlasClear Holdings (NYSE American: ATCH) has announced a 1-for-60 reverse stock split of its common stock, effective December 31, 2024. The stock will begin trading on a split-adjusted basis on January 2, 2025, maintaining its 'ATCH' symbol on NYSE American with a new CUSIP number 128745 205.

This decision follows stockholder approval at an October 21, 2024 special meeting, where four alternative split ratios (1-for-30, 1-for-40, 1-for-50, or 1-for-60) were approved. The board selected the 1-for-60 ratio. Each existing share will be converted into 1/60th of a share, with fractional shares rounded up to the nearest whole share. The split won't alter stockholders' equity percentage and won't change the stock's par value or authorized share count.

AtlasClear Holdings (NYSE: ATCH) has appointed Jeff Sime as the new CEO of its subsidiary Wilson-Davis & Co., effective December 16, 2024. Sime, who previously led Embed Clearing and facilitated its $236 million sale in 2022, brings extensive experience in capital markets and correspondent clearing. Prior to Embed, he served as President of COR Clearing and played a key role in its acquisition by Axos Financial in 2018.

The appointment aligns with AtlasClear Holdings' strategy to revolutionize clearing and settlement services for small financial institutions. Wilson-Davis, a full-service correspondent securities broker-dealer with a 56-year history, aims to provide institutional clearing solutions to underserved smaller broker-dealers who face options as larger providers exit this market segment.

AtlasClear Holdings (NYSE: ATCH) has released its Q1 FY2025 financial results for the period ended September 30th, 2024. The company reported continuous quarterly growth and a significant increase in net income for Wilson-Davis operations. CEO Robert McBey highlighted ongoing improvement in core operations and expansion of business lines, including investment banking. The company is working on potential long-term capital solutions while being mindful of shareholder dilution. Additionally, AtlasClear plans to initiate the Federal Reserve filing process for the Commercial Bancorp acquisition in early 2025 and is developing a digital asset strategy in response to the anticipated regulatory environment changes.

AtlasClear Holdings, Inc. (NYSEAM: ATCH) has announced a delay in filing its transition report for the period ended June 30, 2024, which will be the company's first periodic report since changing its fiscal year end. The report, expected to be filed by October 15th, will include financials as of the end of that period.

CEO Robert McBey expressed anticipation for the report's release, suggesting it will reflect continued progress in integrating and expanding Wilson-Davis' business. This announcement follows the recent appointment of Mark Smith to AtlasClear Holdings' board of directors, signaling the company's long-term vision for the evolution of global financial markets.

Executive Chairman John Schaible highlighted the company's progress and their goal to create a unique fintech platform serving small financial institutions.