Corporate Update
December 9, 2025
Spectral Capital Projects $450 Million in 2026 Revenue and Engages Revere Securities for Planned NASDAQ Uplisting
Spectral Capital projects $450M in 2026 revenue and engages Revere Securities as financial advisor for its planned NASDAQ Capital Market uplisting.
Seattle, WA – December 9, 2025 – Spectral Capital Corporation (OTCQB: FCCN) (“Spectral” or the “Company”) today announced 2026 revenue guidance of $450,000,000, up from the 2025 $274,000,000 combined revenue guidance as a result of its pending Telvantis acquisition. Spectral is planning an uplisting to the NASDAQ in Q1 2026 and believes the uplisting will fuel its plan to be the acquirer of choice for digital infrastructure businesses that want to move to its AI-forward, quantum-integrated platform. In order to facilitate the process, Spectral has engaged Revere Securities LLC (“Revere”) as its exclusive financial advisor for its planned NASDAQ Capital Market uplisting.
Spectral believes acquisitions in its pipeline currently will take the Company from the $274,000,000 it currently projects in revenue for 2025 to $450,000,000 or more in 2026. Spectral expects to maintain profitability even with the nearly 100% revenue growth. The Company attributes its anticipated growth to accelerating demand by small to medium-sized telecommunication and digital infrastructure companies that can benefit from access to Spectral’s growing IP portfolio and AI-forward, quantum-enabled technology platform. The Company now projects 2025 revenue of approximately $274 million, accelerating to $450 million in 2026, driven by new customer demand for Spectral’s proprietary AI routing, compute orchestration, and quantum-forward technologies.
Spectral Positions Itself as the Acquirer of Choice for Profitable Digital Infrastructure Companies
With its NASDAQ uplisting underway, Spectral is positioned to become the acquirer of choice for profitable digital-infrastructure companies seeking access to:
AI-native switching and load balancing, enabling real-time compute elasticity.
Spectral’s AI-native heterogeneous compute operating system, unifying GPU, CPU, FPGA, and emerging quantum pathways.
Spectral’s Quantum-Forward™ platform, designed to integrate evolving quantum acceleration seamlessly into modern hybrid compute environments.
Enterprise-grade security and cross-cloud orchestration engineered for reliability, performance, and autonomy.
Following the uplisting, Spectral expects to deploy its capital-markets access and planned NASDAQ-listed stock currency to expand via strategic acquisitions in AI infrastructure, telecom routing, edge compute, and high-margin automation technologies—building a unified network of digital infrastructure companies designed for the AI age.
CEO Statement
Jenifer Osterwalder, CEO of Spectral Capital, commented:
“Spectral is entering the most significant phase in its history. With Revere Securities as our capital-markets partner, we believe we are ideally positioned to complete our NASDAQ uplisting, accelerate our revenue growth, and unlock a powerful pipeline of acquisition opportunities. Our technologies—including the way our AI platform is improving profits at 42 Telecom, and our quantum-forward platform—give us a unique advantage as digital infrastructure companies seek the next leap in intelligence, performance, and economics.”
About Spectral Capital Corporation
Spectral Capital (OTCQB: FCCN) is building the next generation of AI- and quantum-enabled digital infrastructure. With an extensive patent and IP portfolio across AI and quantum technologies, Spectral is the acquirer of choice for digital infrastructure including telecommunications, voice, SMS technologies and edge data centers. Spectral’s strategy combines original invention, an active pending-patent pipeline, and disciplined productization to create durable value across enterprise and SMB markets. For more information, visit Spectral Capital.
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