Inuvo reported Q4 2025 net revenue of USD 14.3 million (-45.6%), with gross margin of 66.4% and a net loss of USD 0.6 million. Operating expenses were USD 10.7 million (-50.2%). For FY 2025, Inuvo posted net revenue of USD 86.2 million, gross margin of 74.5%, and a net loss of USD 5.1 million, while adjusted EBITDA was a loss of USD 1.2 million. Other income for FY 2025 was USD 1.9 million, reflecting IRS refunds and a partner refund. The company said results were shaped by a strategic platform reset that reduced participation in certain lower-quality Platform activity, primarily impacting Q4, and by operating streamlining. Business updates included expansion of IntentKey AI with the introduction of IntentPath, the addition of 83 new clients, and a leadership transition with Rob Buchner appointed COO in October 2025 and then chairman and CEO in January 2026. Inuvo ended 2025 with USD 2.8 million in cash and cash equivalents and USD 6.7 million of availability under its working capital facility, and said it added liquidity in January 2026 through a USD 3.3 million convertible note and USD 6.2 million in class action settlement proceeds. The company outlined four 2026 strategic pillars: go-to-market focus, raising IntentKey’s profile, continued product innovation, and high-margin growth.
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