Nextech3D.AI (CSE:NTAR, OTCQX:NEXCF, FRA:1SS) CEO Evan Gappelberg talked with Proactive about the company’s latest milestones following its acquisition of Kraftylabs and the accelerating growth of its AI-powered business model.
Proactive: The company has interesting news today regarding Kraftylabs. You’ve hit some big milestones since that acquisition.
Evan Gappelberg: We have. I believe we’ve hit the inflection point investors have been waiting for. We acquired Kraftylabs in January and integrated it into our AI-powered operating system, which has turbocharged the business.
We focus on acquiring high-margin components that scale without adding massive overhead. That gives me confidence in our ability to reach cash flow positivity in 2026. The segment is already showing profitability in its first month.
We’re also sitting on $3 million in annual recurring revenue. While that may seem small, it’s our foundation and a very exciting number.
Some of that revenue extends into 2027, providing visibility and longevity.
That’s right. Our ARR is anchored by hundreds of tier-one blue-chip accounts. We use a land-and-expand strategy — now we’re focused on growing those accounts by hiring enterprise salespeople and expanding our book of business.
We’re seeing deals move from tier one to tier two and tier three. At tier three, deals can reach hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Are you surprised by how quickly adoption and integration have happened?
I’m very pleased. February was a major milestone with Kraftylabs’ profitability. We expect similar performance from Map Dynamics and Eventdex.
We anticipate strong revenue growth in upcoming quarters, leading to profitability and positive cash flow. The technology is built, customers are signed, and now we’re scaling.
We’ve signed major clients including Google, Netflix, Meta, Microsoft, BNP Paribas, and recently Lego. These accounts continue to expand over time.
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