VHC
VirnetX Holding Corporation18.61
+0.43+2.34%
Dec 16, 4:00:00 PM EST
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79.48MP/E (TTM)
-Basic EPS (TTM)
-4.90Dividend Yield
0%Recent Filings
10-Q
8-K
VirnetX wins GSA contract
VirnetX Holding Corporation secured a General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule contract on October 16, 2025, opening doors for federal, state, and local agencies to procure its secure communications and zero-trust cybersecurity solutions under pre-negotiated terms. This milestone bolsters VirnetX's push into government and defense partnerships, leveraging platforms like VirnetX Matrix® and War Room® for mission-critical needs. It validates their innovation track record. Forward-looking statements highlight expansion risks tied to uncertainties in bidding and collaborations.
8-K
VirnetX shifts to Nasdaq listing
VirnetX Holding Corporation notified the NYSE on September 11, 2025, of its plan to voluntarily delist its common stock and shift listing to Nasdaq, with trading ending on NYSE at close on September 22 and starting on Nasdaq the next morning under ticker VHC. The move aligns the company with innovative tech peers, as stated by CEO Kendall Larsen. No financial impacts disclosed. Trading continuity minimizes disruption.
10-Q
Q2 FY2025 results
VirnetX Holding posted Q2 revenue of $48 thousand, up sharply from $1 thousand a year earlier, though the six-month total stayed flat at $48 thousand versus $3 thousand in 2024, driven by professional services and licensing fees. Operating expenses dipped to $3.992 million from $4.416 million year-over-year, trimming the operating loss to $3.944 million while net loss narrowed to $3.621 million, or $0.99 per diluted share on 3.660 million shares—better than last year's $3.830 million loss and $1.07 per share. Cash burned $6.832 million in operations, leaving $17.293 million in cash equivalents and $13.933 million in short-term investments at quarter-end, with no debt but ongoing lease commitments through 2035. Stock-based compensation fueled the modest gap between operating and net losses. VirnetX sharpened its DoD-aligned cybersecurity push. Revenue remains unpredictable.
8-K
Annual meeting results disclosed
VirnetX Holding Corporation's stockholders convened their 2025 annual meeting on June 12, with 64.10% of shares present, electing Michael F. Angelo as the Class III director until 2028 amid 1,544,201 votes for and 77,807 withheld. They ratified Farber Hass Hurley LLP as auditors for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2025, by a wide margin of 2,679,064 to 25,499 against. An advisory vote approved executive compensation, passing 1,460,486 to 135,539. Governance stays steady.
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