Dalrada Financial Corp. (DFCO) changed its corporate name to Dalrada Technology Group, Inc. and will trade on the OTC Markets under the ticker symbol "DHTI" effective November 24 2025, signaling a strategic shift toward technology and climate‑innovation businesses.
The company’s most recent financial filings show a challenging fiscal environment: FY 2024 revenue totaled $20.3 million, while the company posted a net loss of $24.7 million. In Q2 2024, revenue fell to $4.36 million from $5.25 million a year earlier, and the company recorded a net loss of $6.99 million. The Q1 2026 results, covering the period ended September 30 2025, also reflected a revenue decline and a net loss, and the company disclosed a “substantial doubt” about its ability to continue as a going concern, citing negative working capital and a stockholders’ deficit.
Dalrada’s business portfolio is divided among several segments. Dalrada Climate Technology has experienced significant revenue growth, driven by demand for clean‑energy solutions, while Dalrada Precision Manufacturing has seen sharp declines as the company exits legacy manufacturing lines. Genefic, the healthcare arm, continues to grow modestly, and Dalrada Technologies, the IT services division, remains a small but stable contributor. The mix shift toward higher‑margin climate and technology services is a key driver of the company’s strategic reorientation.
CEO and Chairman Brian Bonar said the name and ticker change is the first step toward the next phase of Dalrada’s business model. He noted that the company’s climate technologies and ancillary technologies are entering the market and reiterated its goal of meeting the requirements for uplisting to a national exchange within the next calendar year.
The rebranding reflects Dalrada’s ambition to become a leader in clean energy and semiconductor manufacturing, but the company’s financial health remains fragile. The going‑concern warning, negative working capital, and stockholders’ deficit underscore the need for disciplined cost management and successful execution of the new growth strategy. Investors will likely focus on how the company balances its expansion into high‑growth technology segments with the ongoing financial challenges.
No immediate market reaction data is available at the time of the announcement, but the rebranding signals a significant shift in Dalrada’s strategic focus and may prompt analysts to reassess the company’s valuation and growth prospects in light of its financial constraints and uplisting ambitions.
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