Alpha Modus Holdings Inc - AMODW STOCK NEWS

Alpha Modus (AMOD) announces a major expansion through its partnership with CashX, deploying AI-powered financial kiosks across approximately 10,000 supermarket locations in California and Colorado. The company projects $75 million in annual advertising revenue from this initiative, with each kiosk expected to serve 1,250 unique visitors monthly, totaling 150 million unique visits annually at full deployment.

The rollout has already begun, with complete deployment targeted for the end of 2026. The kiosks will integrate Alpha Modus's AI technology in the second half of 2025, offering services including prepaid top-ups, cryptocurrency purchases, and remittances. Through CashX's partnership with OPMX, the initiative targets the Hispanic consumer market, representing 19% of the U.S. population. CashX holds exclusive rights to use Alpha Modus's patented AI technology in self-service financial kiosks within retail food, drug, and convenience stores serving unbanked and underbanked consumers.

Alpha Modus Holdings (Nasdaq: AMOD) has announced a strategic reseller agreement with GlobeTopper, effective February 5, 2025. Through this partnership, Alpha Modus gains exclusive rights to resell GlobeTopper's digital transaction solutions through their CashX AI-powered kiosks deployed in retail locations.

The agreement encompasses various digital financial services, including prepaid cards, event tickets, cryptocurrency services, and remittance products. This integration leverages Alpha Modus's previous partnership with CashX AI, an intelligent automation platform that enhances self-service financial kiosks.

The collaboration aims to strengthen Alpha Modus's market position through a revenue-sharing model, combining predictive analytics, machine learning algorithms, and dynamic pricing strategies. The partnership is expected to drive higher transaction volumes, improve revenue predictability, and enhance operational efficiencies in brick-and-mortar retail environments.

Alpha Modus Holdings (NASDAQ: AMOD) has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Walgreens in the Eastern District of Texas, alleging willful infringement of its AI-driven retail technology patents. The lawsuit focuses on Walgreens' use of Cooler Screens digital smart screens, which Alpha Modus claims mirrors their patented innovations.

The company estimates potential damages exceeding $500 million, potentially reaching billions over the patent life. This legal action follows similar suits against other retailers including Kroger, Cooler Screens, and Wakefern, with the first trial scheduled for November 2025.

The announcement comes amid Walgreens' separate $200 million legal dispute with Cooler Screens over alleged contract breaches. Alpha Modus recently experienced significant market activity, with its stock trading volume exceeding 25 times its public float following a January 30, 2025 press release addressing market speculation and its SPAC merger.

Alpha Modus Holdings (Nasdaq: AMOD) CEO William Alessi addressed recent market volatility and the company's SPAC merger, emphasizing strong fundamentals amid what he termed 'uninformed speculation.' The CEO highlighted that unlike typical SPAC transactions, AMOD secured prudent closing terms without issuing commitment shares or zero-cost basis warrants that could incentivize selling.

Alessi noted that the company renegotiated existing sponsor side fees and reduced share issuances where possible. While acknowledging that speculative short positions may create temporary market noise, he emphasized that these activities don't reflect the company's operational model, IP catalogue, and strategic initiatives.

The company is actively engaging with investors to provide clarity on its financial performance and growth trajectory, maintaining its commitment to transparency and accountability to shareholders.

Alpha Modus Holdings (Nasdaq: AMOD) has appointed Thomas Gallagher as Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) to oversee global revenue generation strategies and align sales, marketing, and business development efforts. Gallagher brings over two decades of leadership experience, most recently serving as Senior Vice President at Zones. His previous roles include Chief Sales Officer at Capgemini North America and Vice President of Sales at DXC, along with positions at IBM, HP/EDS, and AT&T.

In his new role, Gallagher will lead initiatives in sales, operations, marketing, pricing strategies, partnerships, and revenue management. CEO William Alessi highlighted Gallagher's track record of delivering measurable results and building high-performing teams as key factors in the appointment. The strategic hire emphasizes Alpha Modus' commitment to advancing its growth strategy and delivering long-term value to stakeholders.

Alpha Modus Holdings (Nasdaq: AMOD) has secured its 9th patent from the United States Patent and Trademark Office, strengthening its position in AI solutions. The patent (US Patent Number 12,175,484), titled 'Methods for Personalized Marketing and Advertising,' was issued on December 24, 2024, to Alpha Modus Corp., the company's wholly owned subsidiary.

The patent introduces innovative techniques for delivering real-time, personalized marketing and advertising experiences at the point of decision-making. This development targets the global AI-driven retail market, currently valued at $20 billion and expected to grow at a 25% CAGR over the next five years, according to Fortune Business Insights.

Alpha Modus Holdings (Nasdaq: AMOD) announced that its subsidiary, Alpha Modus Corp., has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Wakefern Food and Shelf Nine The lawsuit, filed on December 17, 2024, in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, alleges infringement of multiple patent portfolios related to retail marketing and advertising data-driven technologies.

The lawsuit targets Wakefern, which operates 365 supermarkets under various brands across nine states, and Shelf Nine , a subsidiary of VSBLTY Groupe Technologies Corp. The disputed patents involve technology for analyzing consumer behavior and product interaction in real-time at the point of purchase. The company has retained Christopher E. Hanba of Dickinson Wright PLLC to handle the case.