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Kidoz Inc. filings document a Canadian foreign private issuer that furnishes Form 6-K current reports to the SEC. The reports attach company announcements on audited and interim financial results, U.S. GAAP presentation, platform investments, and operating updates for its full-stack in-game AdTech business.
The filing record also covers disclosure themes tied to Kite IQ contextual AI, privacy-first campaign delivery, kids and family advertising compliance, the Prado non-child network, direct-to-brand sales strategy, equity incentive plans and performance share units, and Form 20-F foreign private issuer status.
Kidoz Inc. chairman and ten percent owner Tryon M. Williams purchased 2,500 shares of common stock on July 16, 2026 at approximately US$0.1175 per share, increasing his direct holdings to 16,625,066 shares. He also holds several employee stock option grants, including options on 150,000 shares at US$0.39 and 168,750 shares at US$0.147 per share, alongside other smaller grants.
Kidoz Inc. filed a Form 6-K highlighting how expanding age verification and child-protection rules in regions such as Texas, Utah, Louisiana, France, and Australia are reshaping digital advertising. The company explains that app stores and platforms like Google Play and Apple are adding age-aware tools, child accounts, and safety features.
Kidoz positions its brand-safe, contextual AI platform as enabling advertising performance in mobile games without personal data tracking or behavioural profiling, originally developed for kids’ environments. It emphasizes transparency, suitability, and control when younger users may be present and notes collaborations with age-assurance and compliance providers such as PRIVO and k-ID.
Kidoz Inc. filed a Form 6-K reporting first-quarter 2026 results. Revenue rose to $2,946,741, up about 8% from $2,738,303 a year earlier, driven by its ad tech business in mobile apps and games. Despite higher sales, operating expenses increased sharply, especially software development and selling and marketing, leading to a net loss of $814,564 versus net income of $60,142 in the prior-year quarter.
Gross profit was $1,431,610, slightly below last year, as cost of sales grew faster than revenue. Cash declined to $3,281,795 from $4,454,295 at December 31, 2025, mainly due to $1,169,931 of cash used in operating activities. The balance sheet remains debt-light, with total liabilities of $2,881,650 and stockholders’ equity of $7,867,755.
Kidoz Inc. reported the appointment of Tarrnie (TJ) Williams Jr. as Chief Operating Officer, formalizing his leadership over technology, product, and operations since 2019. The company operates a contextual AI-driven mobile games advertising platform with teams in 10 countries.
Under TJ’s leadership, Kidoz rebuilt its ad-serving and analytics infrastructure, strengthened privacy systems, and added a high-performance game advertising capability. These changes helped grow revenue from US$4.5 million in fiscal 2019 to US$18.4 million in fiscal 2025 and move from net loss to profitability.
As COO, TJ now oversees technology development, product roadmap, infrastructure and DevOps, program management, quality assurance, human resources, and organizational design. The company highlights this as part of strengthening its executive leadership as a public, global advertising platform focused on privacy-first, non-personal-data targeting.
Kidoz Inc. is highlighting its growth and strategy while announcing a presentation at the Planet MicroCap Las Vegas 2026 conference on June 17, 2026. CEO Jason Williams will present and, with other executives, hold one-to-one investor meetings during the event.
The company recently reported fiscal 2025 revenue of US$18.4 million, up from US$14.0 million in 2024, with net income rising to US$456,817 from US$353,140. Revenue grew 32% while operating expenses increased 22%, showing operating leverage as its advertising platform scales.
Kidoz positions itself as a full-stack, contextual, privacy-first advertising platform built around its Kite IQ AI engine and Kidoz Privacy Shield, serving both children’s and all-ages mobile gaming audiences in line with COPPA, GDPR-K, Apple ATT, and other global standards.
Kidoz Inc. reported record fiscal 2025 revenue of $18,433,172, up 32% from 2024, as its in-game advertising platform expanded globally. Net income after tax rose 29% to $456,817, showing the business stayed profitable while investing heavily in sales, marketing, and technology.
Operating expenses increased 22% to support growth initiatives, including higher sales, R&D, and staffing costs. Kidoz ended 2025 with $4,454,295 in cash and working capital of $5,080,637, and generated $1,705,665 of cash from operations, strengthening its balance sheet and funding growth organically.
Kidoz Inc. reports solid 2025 growth, with revenue rising to $18,433,172 from $14,004,527 in 2024 as demand increased for its in-app advertising in mobile games through the Kidoz and Prado platforms.
Net income improved to $456,817 in 2025, compared with $353,140 in 2024 and a loss in 2023, as higher revenue more than offset increased spending on sales, marketing and software development. Adjusted EBITDA was $825,449, while operating cash flow strengthened to $1,705,665, supporting a year-end cash balance of $4,454,295 and working capital of $5,080,637.
The company focuses on COPPA- and GDPR-compliant, contextual mobile advertising for kids, teens and families via its Safe Ad Platform and SDK, and is expanding into all-ages campaigns through Prado. As of December 31, 2025, 131,304,499 common shares were outstanding, with no dividends planned and growth driven by internal cash generation and ongoing technology investment.
Kidoz Inc. will report its 2025 annual results for the year ended December 31, 2025 after market close on April 29, 2026, followed by a webcast at 17:00 EST to discuss results and provide a business update.
The company is refreshing its equity incentives. In 2025, 3,726,000 stock options expired unexercised, and it plans new option grants for staff and consultants covering up to 910,000 common shares, vesting at 2% per month over five years and representing about 0.69% of shares.
Kidoz is also implementing its Equity Awards Plan, granting 6,775,000 RSUs, 100,000 PSUs, and 150,000 DSUs, together representing about 5.35% of outstanding shares. These awards largely vest over longer periods and are tied to continued service and, for PSUs, performance metrics such as revenue growth, EBITDA targets, and total shareholder return.
Kidoz Inc. director David Moshe reported an expiration of 50,000 employee stock options with an exercise price of approximately US$0.81 on April 6, 2026, which lapsed unexercised. He continues to hold common shares directly and indirectly, along with multiple remaining stock option grants at lower exercise prices.
KIDOZ INC. director Claes Kalborg reported the expiration of 50,000 employee stock options on common shares. The options, with an exercise price of approximately US$0.81 per share (CAD$1.02), expired unexercised on April 6, 2026.
After this expiration, Kalborg continues to hold several option grants on KIDOZ common stock: 50,000 options at about US$0.39 per share expiring on February 1, 2027, 50,000 at about US$0.22 expiring on February 21, 2028, 231,250 at US$0.147 expiring on March 25, 2029, and 50,000 at about US$0.18 expiring on August 21, 2030.