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Verses AI CFO and interim CEO resign; going concern uncertainty
CFO James Christodoulou resigned June 26, 2026; interim CEO David Scott resigned June 30, 2026.
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Verses AI discontinues AI operations, pursues strategic alternatives; President/COO, CTO resign over unpaid wages
Discontinues AI R&D and related expenditures to preserve capital; no assurance of continued operations.
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Verses AI raises aggregate C$1.1M in private placement; closes second tranche for C$355K
Second tranche of 473,500 units at C$0.75/unit for gross proceeds of C$355,125.
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Verses AI closes C$745,805 private placement; issues shares and warrants, insider participation
Raised C$745,805 gross cash (US$547,644) and extinguished C$132,300 liabilities via 1,170,807 units at C$0.75/unit.
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Verses AI sets interim CEO David Scott comp at $15K/month, 120K options
Cash compensation of $15,000 per month for David Scott as Interim CEO, starting March 2026.
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Verses AI holds Q3 fiscal 2026 earnings call; no financial details in 8-K exhibits
Earnings call held on Feb 24, 2026 for the three and nine months ended Dec 31, 2025.
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VERSES files Q3 FY2026 10-Q; earnings call set for Feb 24, 2026
Press release announces filing of Form 10-Q for three and nine months ended Dec 31, 2025.
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Verses AI hosts webinar on management changes and company update
Webinar held February 18, 2026 discussed recent management changes and current state.
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VERSES AI CEO Gabriel Rene, President Dan Mapes resign; David Scott named interim CEO
Gabriel Rene resigned as CEO and board member effective Feb 8, 2026, for personal reasons; no disagreement.
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Verses AI cuts headcount ~50%, restructures to focus on core market
Workforce restructuring reduces headcount by approximately half; includes termination of furloughed employees and certain executives.
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Verses AI closes CAD$2.65M 15% convertible debenture unit financing with warrants
Gross proceeds CAD$2.65M (CAD$2.4M cash after fees) from 2,650 units: CAD$1,000 15% secured convertible debenture + 164 warrants each.
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VERSES closes CAD$14M structured financing with Sorbie; receives first CAD$700K tranche
Notional amount of CAD$14 million; first tranche CAD$700,000 received per press release.
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VERSES AI secures CAD$14M private placement, cuts staff to extend cash runway
Private placement of CAD$14M (2,333,334 units at CAD$6.00/unit; each unit = 1 share + 1/2 warrant exercisable at CAD$7.00).
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VERSES AI closes public offering raising C$9.6M gross proceeds
Closed offering of 1,007,764 units at C$9.50 per unit; gross proceeds C$9,573,758 (US$7,000,331).
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Verses AI prices public offering of 1,007,764 units at $6.946 each for $7.0M gross proceeds
Offering of 1,007,764 units at US$6.946/unit raises gross proceeds of US$7,000,331.
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Verses AI reports FY2025 net loss of $43M; auditor raises going concern doubt
Net loss $43.0M ($5.49 diluted EPS) vs $52.1M prior year; revenue collapsed 92% to $155K.
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Verses AI announces 1-for-3 reverse stock split; OTC ticker changes to VRSSD
Consolidation on 1-for-3 basis; pre-split shares 26,239,469; post-split ~8,746,490.
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VERSES AI launches Genius product commercially, targeting enterprise AI agents
Genius offered as paid service with consumption-based, performance-based, and enterprise licensing.
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VERSES AI closes US$7.9M unit offering (share + half warrant) at $2.88/unit
Gross proceeds of ~US$7.9M from 2,750,000 units; each unit = 1 share + 1/2 warrant.
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VERSES AI prices $7.9M public offering of 2.75M units at $2.88 per unit
Raised US$7.93M (C$11M) via offering of 2.75M units at US$2.88/unit.
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VERSES AI promotes James Hendrickson to President and COO; Dan Mapes becomes President Emeritus
James Hendrickson, previously COO since July 2024, appointed President effective April 17, 2025.
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Verses AI reports $6.3M arbitration award against subsidiary, new lawsuit
Arbitration award of US$6,307,258 against VTU and Cyberlab; additional damages of $1.9M vs. principals.
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VERSES AI reports arbitration award of US$6.3M; faces new employment claim up to US$3.5M
Arbitration award: VTU, Cyberlab, and principals liable for US$6,307,258 plus US$1.9M damages, interest, costs, fees.