Telvantis Reports Strong First Half 2025 Performance with $98M+ Revenue and $1.8M Operating Profit

Telvantis Inc. (OTC: RDAR), a U.S.-based technology-driven telecommunications and enterprise solutions provider, has announced a remarkable first half of 2025, with revenues exceeding $98 million and an operating profit of $1.8 million. This performance not only surpasses the company's 2024 figures for the same period but also highlights a swift business recovery and growth trajectory.

The company's gross profit for the first half of 2025 stood at approximately $4.4 million, with an operating profit before financing costs of $1.8 million, including public company expenses. This is a significant improvement from the $3.2 million gross profit and $1.4 million operating profit reported in the first half of 2024. The second quarter of 2025 alone saw gross profits of about 5.2%, a substantial leap from the 1% recorded in the first quarter.

Daniel Contreras, CEO of Telvantis, attributed this success to the team's dedication and the company's strong commercial momentum, particularly in June 2025. Telvantis has also completed the full repayment of obligations related to its 2024 reverse merger and is advancing towards its first US-based acquisition, further solidifying its market position.

Key drivers behind this growth include the company's Enterprise Messaging (CPaaS) services, Telecom Carrier Optimization, and global expansion efforts. Telvantis has established over 300 global carrier relationships, enhancing its revenue from high-volume routing and traffic management. Additionally, the company's international delivery capacity and new B2B relationships have fueled its growth across the board.

Looking ahead, Telvantis plans to announce an H1 investor call, close its initial acquisition, and undergo a review of its first half-year results by company auditors. With a functional, revenue-generating, and profitable model now in place, Telvantis is poised for scalable growth and continued success in the telecommunications sector.