Welcome to our dedicated page for Qyou Media news (Ticker: QYOUF), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Qyou Media stock.
QYOU Media Inc. (QYOUF) is a creator driven media company operating in India and the United States through its subsidiaries, with a focus on content produced by social media influencers and digital content stars. The news surrounding QYOU Media highlights developments in the creator economy, influencer marketing, capital markets activity and corporate strategy.
Readers of this QYOUF news page can expect updates on the company’s operations in India and North America, including performance and milestones at its India subsidiary Chatterbox Technologies Limited and its influencer marketing brand Chtrbox. Company announcements have covered topics such as Chatterbox Technologies’ initial public offering on the BSE SME platform, its financial results, and its role in India’s digital and influencer marketing sector.
News items also address QYOU Media’s broader corporate actions, including non‑brokered private placement offerings, share consolidation decisions and the company’s stated focus on the creator economy and influencer marketing. In addition, press releases describe initiatives such as Chtrbox’s international expansion, including the establishment of Dubai as a hub for the Middle East to connect Indian and Middle Eastern creator economies.
For investors and observers, following QYOUF news provides insight into how QYOU Media is using social media influencers and digital content creators in India and the United States, how its subsidiaries perform in public markets, and how corporate financing and strategic decisions support its creator‑centric business model. This page aggregates those disclosures so users can review company‑issued updates in one place.
QYOU Media (OTCQB: QYOUF) announced that its India subsidiary Chatterbox Technologies completed an IPO on the BSE SME platform on October 6, 2025. The offering was 52X oversubscribed and issued 3,727,200 equity shares to raise 42.86 Crore (~$6.73M CAD). The IPO closed up 17% by day two from the top-end price (115 to 135 rupees) and delivered first-two-day trading volume of 2.1M shares (~$4.2M CAD). At day-two close Chatterbox had a market capitalization of 190 Crore (~$30M CAD). QYOU Media remains the largest and majority shareholder. Indian SME trading limits apply during initial days.
QYOU Media (OTCQB:QYOUF) has announced the completion of the book building process for its subsidiary Chatterbox Technologies Limited's upcoming IPO on the BSE Limited. The IPO, scheduled for October 3, 2025, has achieved remarkable success with a 52x oversubscription at the top-end price of 115 Indian Rupees.
The offering aims to raise 42.86 Crore (C$6.73 million) through the issuance of 3,727,200 equity shares. The strong demand resulted in orders exceeding 1500 Crore (C$235 million). Post-IPO, QYOU Media will maintain majority ownership, selling up to 18.02% of Chatterbox Technologies. Notably, Chatterbox Technologies will become India's first exclusive influencer marketing business to be listed on a public equity exchange.
Chatterbox Technologies Ltd, a subsidiary of QYOU Media Inc. (OTCQB: QYOUF), has initiated its final IPO process for listing on the BSE Limited SME platform. The company will offer 3,727,200 equity shares at a price band of 110-115 Rupees per share (approximately $1.72-$1.80 CAD).
The IPO timeline includes anchor investor bidding on September 24, issue opening on September 25, and expected trading commencement by October 3, 2025. Upon listing, Chatterbox will become India's first public listed exclusive influencer marketing business, with QYOU Media maintaining majority ownership.
QYOU Media (OTCQB: QYOUF), a creator-driven media company operating in India and the United States, has completed a non-brokered private placement offering, raising $750,000 through the issuance of 25 million Units at $0.03 per Unit.
Each Unit consists of one Common Share and three-quarters of a Warrant, with each whole Warrant allowing the purchase of one Common Share at $0.06 until September 12, 2027. The company paid $30,551.73 in finder's fees and issued Finder's Warrants for up to 991,711 additional Units. Company insiders participated by subscribing for 3,334,000 Units.
The proceeds will be used for loan repayment, settling acquisition payments for Chatterbox Technologies Limited, and working capital purposes.
QYOU Media (OTCQB: QYOUF), a creator-driven media company, has announced significant leadership changes in its US division amid record growth in Q3 2025. The company has made four key promotions including Morgan Barclay to SVP of Partnerships, Chris Smith to VP & GM of Studios, Lauren Wallenfells to Director of Strategy, and Kerri Ramgren to VP of Operations.
The company has also added three new hires to strengthen its partnerships team: Jessica Hunt and Danny Lee as Directors of Partnerships, and Noah Wille as Partnerships & Strategy Manager. QYOU USA has expanded its client base with new partnerships including Rare Beauty, Crooked Media, and National Geographic, while strengthening existing relationships with Hulu, Activision, Paramount, Kraft Heinz, and Warner Brothers.
QYOU Media (OTCQB:QYOUF), a creator-driven media company, reported its Q2 FY 2025 financial results, marking a significant strategic transformation. The company achieved positive Adjusted EBITDA despite quarterly revenue declining 16% to $5.71 million, primarily due to paused campaigns in the US business.
The company completed its strategic realignment by divesting the "Q" India Broadcast Channel Business on March 31, 2025, following the discontinuation of the Maxamtech mobile gaming business. This repositioning focuses resources on core influencer marketing operations in North America and India.
Additionally, QYOU's subsidiary Chatterbox Technologies received in-principle approval for its Draft Red Herring Prospectus from the BSE, advancing toward a public listing on the BSE SME platform. Management expects revenue recovery in Q3 and Q4 FY 2025, with continued improvement projected for FY 2026.
QYOU Media (OTCQB: QYOUF), a creator-driven media company operating in India and the United States, has announced a non-brokered private placement offering of up to 25,000,000 Units at $0.03 per Unit, aiming to raise up to $750,000.
Each Unit consists of one Common Share and three-quarters of one common share purchase Warrant. Each whole Warrant allows the purchase of one Common Share at $0.06 for 24 months from closing. The offering, expected to close around September 5, 2025, will fund loan repayments, settle acquisition payments for Chatterbox Technologies Limited, and provide working capital.
QYOU Media (OTCQB: QYOUF) has announced a significant milestone for its subsidiary Chatterbox Technologies Ltd, which received in-principle approval of its Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) from the BSE for listing on the BSE Limited SME platform. Chatterbox Technologies is set to become India's first listed exclusive influencer marketing business.
The company plans to file the final Red Herring Prospectus (RHP) by the end of August 2025, with listing dates to be determined thereafter. QYOU Media will maintain its position as the majority shareholder post-listing. The company will host a live shareholder call on August 20th, 2025, at 11:30 AM EST to discuss the pending IPO and provide corporate updates.
QYOU Media (QYOUF) has completed the sale of its India free-to-air broadcast channel "Q TV" to Oscar Media Pvt. Ltd., marking a strategic pivot towards the creator economy and social media marketing. The company is focusing on high-growth segments within digital creator economy through its operations in North America and India. Additionally, QYOU Media is proceeding with plans to publicly list Chatterbox Technologies (Chtrbox) on the BSE, which will become India's first publicly listed social media and influencer marketing business, led by former TikTok India Country Manager Raj Mishra.
The company, which specializes in producing and monetizing content created by social media influencers and digital content stars, aims to concentrate on areas with stronger growth potential, moving away from the traditional television business amid global industry upheaval.