A2Z Cust2Mate Solutions Corp. reported its third‑quarter 2025 results, ending the period with a robust cash balance of $70.4 million and shareholders’ equity of $81.6 million. The company posted an operating loss of $4.1 million, a widening from the $2.6 million loss recorded in the same quarter last year, reflecting higher cost of goods sold and continued investment in production capacity.
Revenue for the quarter was not disclosed in the release, but the company’s prior‑period performance provides context: Q3 2024 sales were $2.07 million with a net loss of $3.22 million, while Q2 2025 sales fell to $1.16 million and the net loss expanded to $12.52 million. These figures illustrate a trend of declining top‑line growth and mounting profitability challenges, even as the cash position remains healthy.
Strategic highlights include the Yochananof agreement, under which A2Z received a purchase order, began production, and started deliveries. Management expects the first meaningful revenue from this partnership to appear in the 2025 annual report. The company also launched an AI and Business Insight Division in October 2025 and is pursuing retail‑media initiatives, signaling a broader push to monetize data and enhance the in‑store shopping experience.
CEO Gadi Graus emphasized the company’s “robust balance sheet and steady operational progress,” noting the Yochananof deal as a “key milestone.” He reiterated confidence that the firm is well‑capitalized to execute its growth plans, while acknowledging that operating losses persist as the company scales its manufacturing footprint.
Analyst sentiment has been mixed. An October 30 report assigned a consensus target of $20.00, reflecting optimism about growth potential, whereas a November 13 analysis downgraded the outlook to a hold with a $5.50 target, citing ongoing financial and technical challenges and persistent losses. The divergence underscores the tension between liquidity strength and profitability concerns.
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