Digital Ally Stock Price, News & Analysis
Company Description
Digital Ally, Inc. (NASDAQ: DGLY) is a Nevada corporation that, according to its public disclosures, develops, manufactures, and markets advanced video recording products and other critical safety products for a variety of industries and organizational functions. Company materials describe a focus on video and analytics solutions for law enforcement, emergency management, fleet safety, event security, and other commercial applications. Over time, Digital Ally has also expanded its activities through subsidiaries into areas such as live entertainment event production, ticket brokering and marketing, and healthcare revenue cycle management.
The company’s background in video technology is reflected in descriptions of scalable video solutions and an ecosystem of video products. Prior information from Polygon notes that Digital Ally has offered mobile video systems, law-enforcement in-car and other vehicular video systems, wearable video systems, and lidar speed enforcement systems. Polygon’s description also references its Digital Video Mirror (DVM) in-car systems and FirstVu body-worn or mounted video systems, as well as laser-based speed enforcement devices. More recent company news highlights continued development of video products, including an in-car camera solution called EVO-CORE that is described as part of a broader video solutions ecosystem.
According to company news releases, Digital Ally’s video and safety technologies are intended for use by law enforcement agencies, emergency management organizations, commercial fleets, and event security operations. The EVO-CORE in-car video solution is described as cost-effective, with simple installation via USB connection to a mobile data terminal, and as part of a cloud-connected ecosystem that uses the company’s EVO Web secure cloud platform to host captured evidence. Company materials state that this platform provides connectivity features such as GPS tracking and remote activation. The EVO-CORE product description also notes features such as handsfree voice commands, license plate assistance, built-in VuLink technology, and real-time transcription, as well as secure upload and storage through AWS GovCloud.
Digital Ally’s business has also evolved to include entertainment and ticketing activities. Company news describes a wholly owned subsidiary, Kustom Entertainment, Inc., which is involved in live entertainment event production and ticket brokering. Kustom Entertainment is associated with the Country Stampede Music Festival, which is described as a large music festival and a cornerstone event within the company’s entertainment portfolio. News releases explain that Kustom Entertainment handles event production and provides ticketing technology for events and venues, and that the Country Stampede festival features major acts and emerging artists, along with additional fan experiences and performance stages.
In January 2026, a company news release announced a major corporate rebranding, stating that Digital Ally, Inc. would change its name to Kustom Entertainment, Inc. and that the ticker symbol is expected to change from DGLY to KUST on the Nasdaq Capital Market. The same announcement explains that this change reflects a strategic shift in focus toward live event production and a proprietary online ticketing platform, while noting that the company’s roots are in technology and that it is expanding its technology footprint in the entertainment sector. The release also describes the company’s intent to focus on the ticketing and live events addressable market and to expand its roster of live events across the United States.
Company disclosures also indicate participation in healthcare-related activities through subsidiaries. For example, Digital Ally Healthcare, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary, has been involved in healthcare revenue cycle management, and an 8-K filed in January 2026 describes the sale of ownership units in Nobility Healthcare, LLC by Digital Ally Healthcare, Inc. to an unrelated buyer. In addition, a June 2025 news release describes a master distribution agreement with Redwood Scientific Technologies that grants Digital Ally exclusive global rights to distribute nicotine cessation products, including TBX-Free and TBX Vape-Free, which are described as oral thin-film products targeting cigarette and vape-related nicotine addiction.
Digital Ally’s SEC filings and news releases also describe various corporate finance activities, including senior secured convertible note financings, a committed equity financing facility under a common stock purchase agreement, and reverse stock splits. In May 2025, the company announced a 1-for-100 reverse stock split of its common stock, and in January 2026 a further 1-for-3 reverse split was announced in connection with the name change to Kustom Entertainment, Inc. These actions are described as part of efforts to maintain compliance with Nasdaq listing requirements and to support the company’s capital structure.
According to its proxy materials and registration statements, Digital Ally is incorporated in Nevada and has its principal executive offices in Overland Park, Kansas. The company is classified under a manufacturing-related Standard Industrial Classification code in SEC filings, reflecting its origins in the development and manufacturing of video and safety equipment. Over time, the company has added subsidiaries and business lines that extend into entertainment, ticketing, and healthcare-related services, while maintaining a core focus on video and safety technology.
Business segments and activities
Company disclosures and news releases indicate that Digital Ally’s activities are organized through multiple subsidiaries and segments, including:
- Video solution technology for law enforcement, emergency management, fleet safety, event security, and commercial users, including in-car and body-worn video systems and related cloud-based evidence management.
- Entertainment and ticketing through Kustom Entertainment, Inc., which is involved in live event production, ticket brokering, marketing, and proprietary ticketing technology for music festivals and other events.
- Healthcare revenue cycle management through subsidiaries described in company materials, along with the ownership and subsequent sale of an interest in Nobility Healthcare, LLC.
- Nicotine cessation product distribution under an exclusive master distribution agreement with Redwood Scientific Technologies, covering oral thin-film products such as TBX-Free and TBX Vape-Free.
Trading status and corporate evolution
Digital Ally’s common stock is listed on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the symbol DGLY, as noted in multiple news releases and SEC filings. Company communications in January 2026 state that the company expects to trade under a new ticker symbol, KUST, on the Nasdaq Capital Market beginning on a specified date in January 2026, in connection with the corporate name change to Kustom Entertainment, Inc. These disclosures present the name change and ticker change as part of a broader strategic pivot toward live events and ticketing, while acknowledging the company’s historical focus on video technology and safety products.