A Vancouver crypto holding company just turned a free stock windfall into over two hundred thousand dollars without spending a cent to acquire it. In Toronto, a fintech company that posted its first-ever profitable quarter this spring just raised its own revenue forecast by up to $30 million, based on a single month of sales. Neither needed to sell equity or announce a merger to do it.
Neptune Digital Assets Cashes In $234,000 From Free Ionic Digital Shares
Neptune Digital Assets Corp. (TSXV: NDA; OTCQB: NPPTF) received 6,920 shares of Ionic Digital Inc. as a distribution from the Celsius Network bankruptcy proceedings, the same Bitcoin miner that debuted on Nasdaq last week. On July 29, Neptune sold 3,900 of those shares for gross proceeds of about $234,000. It kept the remaining 3,020. The shares cost Neptune nothing to acquire. CEO Cale Moodie: “These shares arrived with no acquisition cost, making the sale pure upside.”
Two days later, Neptune released Q3 fiscal 2026 results for the nine months ended May 31. Total assets: $76.6 million. Shareholders’ equity: $59.0 million. The company holds 424 Bitcoin, worth roughly $38.2 million, plus about 36,500 staked Solana. Revenue was thin, just $758,000 combined from Bitcoin mining and staking. A $25.9 million non-cash fair-value loss on digital currencies drove a $13.8 million comprehensive loss for the period. A $12.5 million unrealized gain on its SpaceX stake softened that blow. Working capital improved to $10.5 million from a deficit a year earlier. Market cap sits around $43 million.
Tenet Fintech Raises 2026 Revenue Guidance to $130 Million on Strong July Sales
Tenet Fintech Group Inc. (CSE: PKK; OTC Pink: PKKFF) said supply-chain sales through its Cubeler Business Hub hit approximately $16.8 million in July alone. That single month was enough to push full-year 2026 revenue guidance up, from a prior range of $100 million to $110 million, to a new range of $120 million to $130 million. The company was explicit about what the new number doesn’t include: any sales agreements signed after the release date, and any revenue from commercializing Tenet’s data products. Both could push the number higher still.
The guidance raise builds on a real turnaround. Tenet posted its first-ever profitable quarter in Q1 2026: revenue of $11.5 million against $179,161 a year earlier, and net profit of $728,475 against a $3.4 million loss. The rebound traces back to renewed activity on GoldRiver, the company’s China-based supply-chain platform. One flag worth knowing: Tenet’s 2024 annual and 2025 interim financial statements were restated earlier this year following an Ontario Securities Commission review, and the company remains on the OSC’s Refilings and Errors List for three years from the refiling date. Market cap: roughly C$63 million.
NDA, PKK: Forward-Looking FAQ
Neptune hasn’t set a timeline. CEO Cale Moodie described the position as being actively managed, language that leaves the door open either way, and the company’s own release frames the entire stake as pure upside regardless of when it sells.
No. Tenet was explicit that the updated range excludes commercialization of its data-derived products. Any traction there would be additive to the $120 million to $130 million figure, not already priced in.
Its OTCQB relisting needs to take effect, which it expects before that Q2 filing. Nasdaq’s own listing requirements would still need to be met separately after that; neither step guarantees the other.
Sources
- StockTitan / Newsfile Corp: Neptune Announces Monetization of Its Ionic Digital Holdings, July 29, 2026
- StockTitan / Newsfile Corp: Neptune Releases Third Quarter 2026 Financial Results, July 31, 2026
- Newsfile Corp: Tenet Provides Update on July Sales and 2026 Revenue Guidance, August 4, 2026
- Newsfile Corp: Tenet Reports Q1-2026 Financial Results, Marking First Ever Profitable Quarter, June 24, 2026
- StockTitan: Tenet Fintech Group (PKKFF) Stock News, OSC Refiling Disclosure
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