Highest-materiality recent filing
PSQ Holdings Q1 revenue $8.2M, up 167% YoY; operating loss improves 34%
Net revenue from continuing ops $8.2M vs $3.1M YoY; operating expense down 18% to $9.0M.
PSQ Holdings Q4 revenue up 109% to $7.3M; FY net loss narrows 37%
Q4 net revenue $7.3M (+109% YoY); full-year net revenue $18.2M (+81% YoY).
NYSE notified PSQH on Feb 10, 2026 of non-compliance with minimum market cap/equity (Rule 802.01B) and share price (Rule 802.01C).
Michael Seifert resigned as CEO and director effective Jan 27, 2026; Dusty Wunderlich appointed CEO same day.
PublicSquare Q4 prelim revenue $6.7-6.9M beats guidance >10%; new Chairman, COO appointed
Prelim Q4'25 revenue $6.7-6.9M, >10% above prior $6.0M guidance.
PSQ Holdings raises $7.5M in registered direct offering of stock and warrants
Gross proceeds ~$7.5M from sale of 6.8M shares/pre-funded warrants and 8.5M warrants at $1.10/unit.
PublicSquare corrects BFCM contracts count to 1,606; Payments GMV surges 536% YoY to $7.8M
Corrects previously reported Credova BFCM contract count from 1,066 to 1,606, a 73% YoY increase.
PublicSquare reports BFCM GMV growth: PSQ Payments up 536% YoY, Credova up 75%
PSQ Payments GMV surged 536% to $7.8M in BFCM 2025, from $1.2M in 2024.
PublicSquare to acquire Tandym's private-label credit card assets for up to $6.75M
Acquires Tandym's software for $5.75M in Class A common stock plus up to $1M cash; expected close December 2025.
PublicSquare Q3 revenue $4.4M beats guidance by 10%; reaffirms FY2026 outlook
Net revenue from continuing ops $4.4M (+37% YoY); EPS ($0.26) vs ($0.41) last year.
CFPB closes politically motivated investigation into Credova, PSQ Holdings' subsidiary
CFPB closed investigation into Credova Financial LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of PSQ Holdings, citing political bias.
PublicSquare Q2 revenue $7.1M (+18% YoY), EPS ($0.18); strategic fintech focus, selling non-core
Net revenue $7.1M vs $6.0M in Q2 2024; operating expenses down 41% YoY.
PSQ Holdings appoints James Rinn as CFO, effective June 1; also enters $50M ATM offering
James Rinn appointed CFO, treasurer, and principal accounting officer effective June 1, 2025; succeeds Brad Searle.
Brad Searle notified management and the board of directors of the Company (the “Board”) of his intention to resign from his role as Chief Financial Officer, principal accounting officer, principal financial officer, and treasurer of the Company, effective upon the appointment of his successor.
the Board has appointed James Rinn to the role of Chief Financial Officer, principal accounting officer, principal financial officer, and treasurer of the Company, effective June 1, 2025.
Max materiality 0.85 · Median 0.65 · Most common event other_material