SNWR
Sanwire Corporation0.0004
+0.0001+14.3%
Dec 16, 4:00:00 PM EST
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Key Stats
Market Cap
1.16MP/E (TTM)
-Basic EPS (TTM)
-0.04Dividend Yield
0%Recent Filings
8-K
Sanwire acquires AI software firm
Sanwire Corporation acquired 100% of Squeeze Report, Inc. on September 13, 2017, issuing 150,000,000 shares of restricted common stock. This bolsters Sanwire's AI capabilities with Squeeze Report's two-dimensional software, slashing software development costs by over 90%. Beta testing targets Bitcoin mining efficiency. Sanwire eyes broader commercialization.
8-K
Sanwire leadership overhaul
Sanwire Corporation underwent major leadership shakeup on September 6, 2017, with CFO Roland Vetter and Board Chairman Richard Bjorklund resigning immediately, followed by CEO Naeil Kanno's exit on September 12. Sandra Dubeau stepped in as President, CEO, Director, and Chairwoman effective that same day. No reasons for the departures were disclosed. This abrupt transition could signal internal shifts amid the company's emerging growth status.
8-K
Board Chairman Resigns
Sanwire Corporation saw a swift board shakeup, with Chairman Carman Parente resigning effective November 30, 2013, free of any disputes over operations or policies. Rick Bjroklund stepped in as Chairman and Director on December 2. Leadership transitions like this signal fresh direction. No further impacts disclosed.
8-K
Lawsuit over past legal fees
Sanwire Corporation faces a lawsuit from a former attorney of its predecessor NT Mining, targeting ex-officers and directors for unpaid legal work from October 2010 to February 2013. Services exceeded personal guarantees signed by the defendants. A pre-hearing conference is set for November 27, 2013, in Vancouver. The company plans to cooperate toward an amicable settlement. Litigation disrupts focus.
10-Q
Q3 FY2013 results
Sanwire kicked off revenue generation with $137,078 in Q3 2013, up from zero a year earlier, yielding a slim $11,922 gross profit as Aero's telecom services hit the ground running. Yet operating expenses ballooned to $1,078,623, fueled by $1,077,580 in general and administrative costs including stock-based compensation, while a prior $9,970,020 iPMine write-down scarred YTD results. Net loss widened to $1,432,846 from $413,421 y/y, with the gap to operating loss pinned on $501,770 convertible debt accretion and $50,369 interest, offset by a $185,994 derivative gain. Cash ticked up to $2,753 amid $358,840 operating burn, backed by $300,000 convertible debt proceeds and a $7.5M equity line commitment; the May 2013 Aero buy closed for $1.3M in stock and warrants, adding $1.35M goodwill. Liquidity strains persist with $10.6M total liabilities. Aero's rural broadband push faces stiff rural connectivity competition.
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