Catalyst Watch #35
This Week’s Most Actionable Microcap Press Releases in North America
This Week’s Most Actionable Press Releases
AmpliTech Group, Inc. (AMPG) | Electronic Components | $2.66 | $54.9M
Earnings Results: Announced Q3 2025 financial results, marking another milestone toward profitability and operational momentum as its strategy to integrate high-margin 5G and satellite technologies continues to drive strong results. Revenue reached $6.1M, up 115% yoy, and gross profit more than doubled to $3.0M, representing a 48.6% margin, up from 47.5% a year ago. Net loss narrowed significantly to $188K ($0.01/share) from a net loss of $1.19M ($0.12/share) in Q3 2024. The company raised revenue guidance to at least $25M for FY25, up 160% yoy, expecting double-digit gross margins in Q4 2025 and FY26 as production costs normalize, one-time expenses decline, and higher-margin follow-on business ramps. It projects positive operating cash flow and anticipates achieving profitability in FY26, assuming current order pace and margin recovery. Follow-on orders from previously announced LOIs are expected imminently. Based on current forecasts, FY26 revenue is expected to reach at least $50M, effectively doubling projected FY25 record revenue. With over $8M in cash, zero debt, and improving margins, the company is financially strong and positioned for sustainable growth into 2026.
BranchOut Food Inc. (BOF) | Packaged Foods and Meats | $3.11 | $38.4M
Business Update: Announced that October was the company’s best month, with record revenue of $1.7M, equivalent to a $20M annualized run rate. Following this milestone, the company raised $2.5M from Bard Associates by selling 1,034,600 shares to scale production and execution across its growing retail and ingredient channels. The company anticipates significant growth and is expanding its production facility early next year with a fourth large-scale production line, strengthening its position as the largest GentleDry operation globally. It is also transitioning from a made-to-order model to inventory-based production to reduce air shipping, improve efficiency, and support larger retail programs. The capital will fund both inventory build and critical capital expenditures to support these initiatives.