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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. 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.
Kidoz Inc. director Fiona Mary Curtis reported an expiration of employee stock options with no share purchases or sales. On April 6, 2026, 50,000 options with an exercise price of approximately US$0.81 expired unexercised. She continues to hold several option grants over common stock at exercise prices ranging from approximately US$0.147 to US$0.39, covering 150,000, 50,000, 168,750 and 50,000 underlying shares with expirations between 2027 and 2030. She also holds 50,000 common shares directly.
KIDOZ INC. director and officer Eldad Ben Tora reported that 50,000 employee stock options with an exercise price of about US$0.81 expired unexercised. He continues to hold 5,214,965 common shares directly, along with several remaining option grants at lower exercise prices and later expiration dates.
Kidoz Inc. Chief Executive Officer Jason Miles Williams reported the expiration of 50,000 employee stock options on April 6, 2026. These options had an exercise price of approximately US$0.81 and expired unexercised, removing that block of potential share purchases.
Following this expiration, Williams directly holds 908,200 shares of Kidoz common stock. He also retains several option grants over a total of 418,750 underlying shares at lower exercise prices between approximately US$0.147 and US$0.39, with expirations from 2027 through 2030. Several of these grants vest at a rate of 2% per month.
KIDOZ INC. Chief Financial Officer Henry Walford Bromley reported that 50,000 employee stock options with an exercise price of approximately US$0.81 per share expired unexercised. These options related to Kidoz Inc. shares and reached their expiration date without being converted into common stock.
Following this expiration, he continues to hold 375,000 common shares directly, along with multiple remaining employee stock option grants on Kidoz common stock at lower exercise prices and later expiration dates.
KIDOZ INC. director, officer and 10% owner Tryon M. Williams reported that 50,000 employee stock options with an exercise price of about US$0.81 expired unexercised on April 6, 2026. This expiration did not involve any share purchases or sales.
Following this, Williams continues to hold option grants over 418,750 shares of common stock at lower exercise prices ranging from about US$0.18 to US$0.39, with expirations between 2027 and 2030. He also reports direct ownership of 16,622,566 common shares and indirect ownership of 2,877,465 common shares through a discretionary trust.
Kidoz Inc. furnished a Form 6-K highlighting how its full-stack in-game AdTech platform is positioned as digital advertising moves away from identity-based tracking toward contextual, privacy-first engagement. The company emphasizes its Kite IQ contextual AI engine and Kidoz Privacy Shield, which match ads to content and environment without using personal data.
Kidoz notes rising regulatory and legal pressure on social media platforms over data use and child safety, and contrasts this with curated, brand-safe mobile gaming environments. Built originally for children’s digital spaces with strict requirements, the platform targets both kids and all-ages audiences while aligning with COPPA, GDPR-K, Apple ATT, and other global standards.