SecureTech Innovations (OTCQB:SCTH) is highlighted in a Vanderbilt Report commentary after filing its May 15, 2026 Form 10-Q. SecureTech reported FY2025 revenue of $7.72M versus $14,235 a year earlier, its first operating income of $235,749 and net profit of $203,298.
Stockholders’ equity moved from a $440,042 deficit to $10.6M. Q1 2026 revenue reached $2.08M, the first seven‑figure Q1. The company cut its share count by 78% to 17,077,368 shares, targets a NASDAQ uplisting in Q2 2026, and plans a Top Kontrol spin-off, while disclosing a going concern opinion and a material weakness in internal controls.
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Positive
FY2025 revenue rose to $7,720,757 from $14,235 prior year
First annual operating income $235,749 and net profit $203,298
Stockholders’ equity shifted from -$440,042 to $10.6M in FY2025
Q1 2026 revenue $2,079,735; first seven-figure Q1 for the company
AI UltraProd revenue grew approximately 533% year over year (RMB basis)
Common share count reduced 78% to 17,077,368 via 61.4M share cancellations
Negative
Company has disclosed a going concern opinion in its filings
Company reports a material weakness in internal controls over financial reporting
News Market Reaction – SCTH
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+2.43%News Effect
On the day this news was published, SCTH gained 2.43%, reflecting a moderate positive market reaction.
On a 78% reduced share count and the first seven-figure Q1 in Company history, SCTH heads into its targeted NASDAQ uplisting with momentum
BRISTOL, Tenn., May 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Vanderbilt Report issues positive commentary on SecureTech Innovations, Inc. (OTCQB: SCTH) following the Company’s May 15, 2026 Form 10-Q. In our view, this is one of the more concrete turnaround setups currently available on the OTCQB.
SecureTech closed FY2025 with $7,720,757 in audited revenue against just $14,235 the prior year — driven by the June 2025 acquisition of AI UltraProd, an AI-driven industrial 3D printing and robotic manufacturing platform with 12 issued patents and 13 software copyrights. The Company posted its first-ever annual operating income of $235,749 and first-ever net profit of $203,298. The balance sheet swung from a $440,042 stockholder deficit to $10.6 million in stockholders’ equity — an $11 million move in a single fiscal year.
The Q1 2026 print confirms the inflection is continuing. SCTH reported $2,079,735 in consolidated revenue — the first seven-figure Q1 in Company history. AI UltraProd grew approximately 533% year over year on an RMB basis. Management has flagged Q1 as historically AI UltraProd’s seasonally weakest quarter.
The capital structure tells the discipline story. Through a multi-phase Share Reduction Program completed January 12, 2026, SCTH canceled approximately 61.4 million shares — a 78% reduction — leaving 17,077,368 common shares outstanding.
The catalyst calendar is dense. Management is targeting a NASDAQ Capital Market uplisting in Q2 2026 with Craft Capital Management as exclusive investment banking partner. AI UltraProd is scaling U.S. market entry through the Accessory Dwelling Unit sector — a market projected to grow from $19.6 billion in 2025 to over $43 billion by 2034. A Fall 2026 spin-off of the Top Kontrol vehicle-security business onto the OTCQB is expected to distribute a second standalone public-market vehicle to existing SCTH shareholders.
Disclosure: The Vanderbilt Report has been compensated for the production and distribution of this publication. This is not investment advice. SCTH has disclosed a going concern opinion and a material weakness in internal controls.
Media: Jake Rivers, The Vanderbilt Report, Bristol, TN. www.vanderbiltreport.com
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FAQ
What revenue and profit did SecureTech Innovations (SCTH) report for FY2025?
SecureTech reported FY2025 revenue of $7,720,757, up from $14,235 a year earlier, and its first net profit of $203,298. According to SecureTech, FY2025 also delivered operating income of $235,749, marking a key shift from prior losses.
How did SecureTech Innovations’ stockholders’ equity change in FY2025?
Stockholders’ equity moved from a $440,042 deficit to $10.6 million in FY2025. According to SecureTech’s reported results, this $11 million swing followed strong revenue growth and the consolidation of AI UltraProd operations during the fiscal year.
How many SecureTech Innovations (SCTH) shares are outstanding after the share reduction?
SecureTech completed a multi-phase Share Reduction Program, canceling about 61.4 million shares, a 78% cut. According to the company, this left 17,077,368 common shares outstanding as of January 12, 2026, materially tightening the share structure.
What are SecureTech Innovations’ plans for a NASDAQ uplisting in 2026?
SecureTech is targeting a NASDAQ Capital Market uplisting in Q2 2026, with Craft Capital Management as exclusive investment banking partner. According to the company, this goal follows improved financials, reduced share count, and growing revenue from its AI UltraProd business.
What is AI UltraProd and how is it impacting SecureTech Innovations’ results?
AI UltraProd is an AI-driven industrial 3D printing and robotic manufacturing platform acquired in June 2025. According to SecureTech, the unit helped drive FY2025 revenue growth and grew about 533% year over year on an RMB basis, despite Q1 being its seasonally weakest quarter.
What does the planned Top Kontrol spin-off mean for SecureTech Innovations shareholders?
SecureTech plans a Fall 2026 spin-off of its Top Kontrol vehicle-security business onto the OTCQB. According to the company, this transaction is expected to provide existing SCTH shareholders with a second standalone public-market vehicle through a distribution.
What key risks has SecureTech Innovations (SCTH) disclosed to investors?
SecureTech has disclosed a going concern opinion and a material weakness in internal controls. According to the company, these disclosures highlight financial and reporting risks investors should consider even as revenue grows and strategic initiatives like uplisting and spin-offs progress.
