AITX Projects Positive Operational Cash Flow by Mid-2026

Reuters11-18
AITX Projects Positive Operational Cash Flow by Mid-2026

Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions Inc. (AITX) announced an update on its financial outlook, forecasting the achievement of positive operational cash flow in April or May 2026. The company cited continued recurring revenue growth at fiscal Q3 rates, anticipated revenue contributions from RAD-G's SARA™ platform, and ongoing expense control as factors supporting this projection. AITX also reiterated its long-term objectives, including a targeted reduction of substantially all debt within the next twelve to eighteen months. The company highlighted its expanding base of long-term clients, consistent software adoption growth, and a focus on strengthening its balance sheet as indicators of its positive business trajectory.

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