Welcome to our dedicated page for Amaze Holdings news (Ticker: AMZE), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Amaze Holdings stock.
Amaze Holdings, Inc. (NYSE American: AMZE) is described as an end-to-end, creator-powered commerce platform, and its news flow reflects that focus on the creator economy, AI, and digital commerce. Company press releases highlight developments across technology, partnerships, acquisitions, capital markets activity, and leadership changes that shape its trajectory as a public company.
Readers of the AMZE news page can expect updates on platform innovation, such as the launch and evolution of Amaze Moments, the company’s advanced AI engine that interprets traffic and engagement trends to support creators and brands. News items also cover new features and initiatives like Store Drop enhancements, Kast for live shopping, Digital Fits in the gaming space, and the relaunch of The Food Channel website as a modern culinary platform under Amaze’s ownership.
Amaze frequently announces strategic partnerships with organizations in music, gaming, and media. Examples include collaborations with Jedari Technology, Inc. and OpenWav.AI to bring integrated e-commerce and AI-driven tools to musicians and artists, as well as partnerships with production and studio providers to give creators access to professional content facilities.
Investors and followers will also find corporate and financial updates, including quarterly financial results, key performance indicators for the platform, insider share purchases reported on Form 4, and information about equity offerings, convertible notes, and special stockholder meetings. Leadership announcements, such as the appointment of a new Chief Financial Officer, appear alongside these disclosures.
For anyone tracking the creator economy, digital commerce, or AMZE stock, this news page provides a centralized view of Amaze’s operational milestones, strategic moves, and capital markets activity over time.
Amaze (NYSE American: AMZE) reported full-year 2025 results and a strategic transformation toward a creator-powered commerce platform. 2025 revenues were $2.0 million with GMV $9.4 million. The company recorded a $54.4 million operating loss, including a $34.3 million goodwill impairment, while completing acquisitions and launching AI-driven Moments.
Management expects platform-driven growth, data monetization, and distribution expansion to drive 2026 performance.
Amaze (NYSE American: AMZE) launched a Creator Commerce Media Platform on March 26, 2026 to monetize first-party transaction and audience data into media and data products.
The platform leverages Amaze’s DSP and a creator network of 137 million creators, ~200 million storefront visits, and an estimated 1.7 billion fans to power targeting, SaaS data products, campaign activation, and enterprise creator intelligence.
Amaze (NYSE American: AMZE) announced Amaze Commerce, an operating system for creator commerce, and unveiled a first preview capability called Moments AI on March 25, 2026.
Moments AI analyzes creator content and engagement to identify high-impact moments and translate signals into product ideas, a waitlist and limited beta are open.
Amaze Holdings (NYSE American: AMZE) released a shareholder letter dated March 25, 2026 outlining Q1 priorities and strategic shifts from foundation work to scaling a "Creator Commerce Flywheel."
Key points: the company emphasized data as a core asset, announced a launch partnership with LA Times Studios (over 100 million monthly unique users), and disclosed modular vertical plans targeting multi-million dollar first‑year revenues and $12 million in year two for individual vertical launches.
Amaze (NYSE American: AMZE) announced a strategic collaboration with LA Times Studios to launch Food Channel LA, a creator-led, commerce-enabled platform combining Amaze’s end-to-end commerce infrastructure, LA Times Studios’ brand reach, and Contend as the first operating studio partner.
Food Channel LA will offer live shopping, creator cooking shows, product drops and ticketed activations, begin onboarding creators and partners immediately, and roll out initial live programming by May 2026.
Amaze (NYSE American: AMZE) announced expanded live shopping capabilities on March 19, 2026, to let creators and brands embed commerce into live video and convert engagement into direct purchases. Key features include in-stream purchasing, real-time engagement tools, dynamic promos, and interactive storytelling; availability is "in the coming months."
Amaze (NYSE American: AMZE) will present at Shoptalk Spring 2026 in Las Vegas, March 24-26, 2026, exhibiting at booth MM110. The company will showcase The Food Channel, live demos, and preview a new operating system for the creator economy with additional details to be announced at the event.
Amaze (NYSE American: AMZE) filed an amendment to its Form S-1 on Feb 13, 2026 to update disclosures related to its existing equity line of credit with C/M Capital Master Fund, LP.
The filing is administrative and technical, does not change business strategy or capital structure, and does not initiate financing or issue shares.
Amaze (NYSE American: AMZE) launched a proprietary demand-side platform (DSP) on Feb. 12, 2026 that unifies media buying across its creator-commerce ecosystem. The DSP expands programmatic access to audio, CTV, broadcast, DOOH and additional channels and is positioned as a foundation for a new revenue stream using Amaze’s creator and fan data.
According to the company, the in-house DSP aims to improve cost efficiency, performance visibility, audience targeting, and scalable monetization for creators and brand partners.
Amaze (NYSE American: AMZE) announced comedian and creator Joe Rauth launched an official Amaze storefront featuring TuffnUP, a Christian-focused limited edition apparel line. Rauth brings over 14 million followers across Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. The drop launched last week and quickly gained traction.
Amaze highlighted its end-to-end commerce platform that lets creators design and sell merchandise without handling inventory, production, or fulfillment, enabling global distribution and scalable product drops.