GEVI
General Enterprise Ventures, Inc.8.48
+0.67+8.58%
Dec 16, 4:00:00 PM EST
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Key Stats
Market Cap
148.85MP/E (TTM)
-Basic EPS (TTM)
-3.17Dividend Yield
0%Recent Filings
8-K
Name change and warrant fix
CitroTech Inc. finalized its name change from General Enterprise Ventures, Inc. effective January 22, 2026, via Wyoming filing. It also corrected a clerical error in its Q3 2025 10-Q, clarifying 611,899 warrants remain outstanding—111,898 at $2.64 (expire 2030) and 500,001 at $0.06 (expire 2030). Warrants uncancelled. No material financial impact.
10-Q
Q3 FY2025 results
General Enterprise Ventures posted Q3 revenue of $288K, up 169% y/y from $107K, fueled by product sales and installation services amid wildfire demand, yet cost of revenue doubled to $576K on higher inventory costs. Operating loss hit $4.2M while net loss ballooned to $7.9M—versus $0.7M y/y—driven by $2.4M payroll comp and $4.1M debt settlements; net exceeded operating by >20% from interest and conversions. Cash swelled to $6.2M on $5.4M PIPE equity, with $3.8M total debt (convertibles at 10%, vehicle loans ~11%) and $4.3M working capital. Stock comp dominates expenses. Customer concentration lingers.
8-K
PIPE raise and board additions
General Enterprise Ventures raised $2,909,515 through a PIPE offering on October 21, 2025, issuing 193,967 shares of Series C Convertible Preferred Stock—each convertible into 3.3333 common shares—and warrants for 323,276 common shares at $6.00 exercise price, expiring in five years. The deal bolsters capital while adding board muscle with October 15 appointments of Lorenzo Calinawan, a chemicals M&A expert, and Craig Huff, a veteran investor from Reservoir Capital. New directors sharpen strategic edges. Yet risks lurk in unregistered securities' liquidity limits.
8-K
PIPE funds leadership shift
General Enterprise Ventures closed a $6.3M PIPE on September 30, 2025, issuing 420,937 Series C preferred shares convertible into common stock and warrants for 701,563 shares at $6 exercise price, boosting pro forma shareholder equity to $11.6M. Theodore Ralston resigned as CEO effective October 1; Wesley J. Bolsen, serial entrepreneur with exits in wildfire tech and AI diagnostics, steps in with $300K salary and milestone equity. Leadership refresh pairs fresh capital with proven operator.
8-K
Reverse split for uplisting
General Enterprise Ventures executed a 1-for-6 reverse stock split on August 28, 2025, slashing outstanding common shares from 87,550,981 to about 14,592,205. This boosts the per-share price to meet NYSE American uplisting criteria, enhancing institutional appeal amid rising wildfire prevention demand. No fractional shares issued; all adjusted proportionally. Yet risks linger in forward-looking uplist plans.
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