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Core AI Holdings Inc. filings document the public-company record of the issuer formerly known as Siyata Mobile Inc., including the completed merger with Core Gaming and the continuation of Core Gaming as a wholly owned subsidiary. The Form 6-K reports also re-file reviewed interim financial statements for Siyata Mobile and Core Gaming and incorporate those exhibits by reference into Form F-1 registration statements.
The filing record covers foreign-private-issuer current reports, material agreements and press-release exhibits tied to AI-ready data center initiatives, advisory board governance, and capital-structure disclosures. These documents also preserve the transition from Siyata Mobile's Push-to-Talk over Cellular handset business to Core AI's AI technology and infrastructure platform.
Core AI Holdings, Inc. is re-filing Siyata Mobile Inc.’s June 30, 2025 interim IFRS financial statements and Core Gaming, Inc.’s June 30, 2025 interim statements to disclose that both were reviewed by their respective independent auditors before the merger.
Siyata reported six‑month revenue of $4.5 million and a net loss of $7.6 million, narrowing the loss from 2024. Cash rose to $6.5 million from $0.2 million, largely through equity line financings and other borrowings, while the accumulated deficit reached $123.6 million.
The statements include a going concern note stating that continued operations depend on inventory sales, existing cash flows, and securing additional debt or equity financing, which raises substantial doubt about Siyata’s ability to continue as a going concern.
Core AI Holdings, Inc. is re-filing Siyata Mobile Inc.’s June 30, 2025 interim IFRS financial statements and Core Gaming, Inc.’s June 30, 2025 interim statements to disclose that both were reviewed by their respective independent auditors before the merger.
Siyata reported six‑month revenue of $4.5 million and a net loss of $7.6 million, narrowing the loss from 2024. Cash rose to $6.5 million from $0.2 million, largely through equity line financings and other borrowings, while the accumulated deficit reached $123.6 million.
The statements include a going concern note stating that continued operations depend on inventory sales, existing cash flows, and securing additional debt or equity financing, which raises substantial doubt about Siyata’s ability to continue as a going concern.
Siyata Mobile Inc. entered into an amended and restated merger agreement under which Core Gaming, Inc. will merge into Siyata Core Acquisition U.S., Inc., remaining as the surviving company and a wholly owned subsidiary of Siyata Mobile. The revised deal adds several push-to-talk subsidiaries and founder Marc Seelenfreund as limited-purpose parties, sets strict limits on new debt and equity at the PTT entities, and segregates their cash to fund only the retained push-to-talk business.
The agreement requires a one-year directors’ and officers’ insurance tail policy with at least $10 million of coverage and allows Siyata Mobile to purchase up to five additional years of tail coverage. It also sets post-closing disbursements to a PTT subsidiary tied to future financings, including $1,080,000 upon defined subsequent financings and reimbursement of legal fees up to $250,000 after a threshold of aggregate gross proceeds. If Siyata Mobile later pursues certain alternative deals after terminating this agreement, it must pay Core Gaming a $4.0 million termination fee.
Separately, a consulting agreement with BSD Capital Group Ltd. and Mr. Seelenfreund makes BSD responsible for day-to-day CEO-level management of key subsidiaries, with base annual consideration of about $420,000, performance-based bonuses, and robust change-of-control protections, including up to three years of base consideration and bonus eligibility if certain termination events follow a change of control.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has declared Siyata Mobile's Form F-1 registration statement effective as of June 25, 2025, at 9:00 A.M. This Form F-1 filing (File Number: 333-288063) specifically relates to warrant registration.
A Form F-1 effectiveness notice is a significant regulatory milestone that indicates the SEC has completed its review and allows the company to proceed with its proposed securities offering. For Siyata Mobile, this effectiveness declaration for their warrant registration could enable:
- Trading of the registered warrants under symbol SYTAW
- Potential exercise of warrants by holders
- Increased liquidity for warrant holders
Siyata Mobile, Inc. (Nasdaq: SYTA) has filed a Rule 424(b)(3) prospectus dated June 25 2025 to cover the potential resale of up to 1,754,745 common shares (the “ELOC Shares”) by Hudson Global Ventures, LLC. These shares represent the unused portion—valued at $3.70 million—of a $7.0 million committed equity facility established on October 31 2024 under an Equity Line of Credit Purchase Agreement (“ELOC Purchase Agreement”). The filing follows earlier registrations that enabled Hudson to purchase and resell 671,353 shares for proceeds of $3.30 million, bringing the total potential facility draw to the full $7 million when combined with this prospectus.
The company itself is not selling securities through this prospectus; all shares are being offered by the Investor. Nevertheless, Siyata may still receive up to $3.70 million of gross proceeds as it issues the remaining ELOC Shares to Hudson under the facility’s terms. Hudson, deemed an underwriter for Securities Act purposes, may dispose of the shares in the open market or via negotiated transactions at prevailing prices, bearing its own selling costs. Siyata will cover registration and blue-sky compliance fees.
The company notes that its stock is thinly traded; therefore, resales could exert significant downward pressure on the market price. On June 13 2025, SYTA closed at $2.11. In addition to common shares, legacy IPO warrants trade on Nasdaq under SYTAW. Investors are reminded that Siyata qualifies as both an “emerging growth company” and a “foreign private issuer,” allowing reduced public-company reporting obligations. The prospectus highlights a high degree of risk and directs readers to the Risk Factors section starting on page 15.
Key sections include: Use of Proceeds (p. 23), Selling Shareholders (p. 25), Description of Securities (p. 26), and Plan of Distribution (p. 36). The SEC has neither approved nor disapproved the securities.