Datavault AI lifted its preliminary fiscal 2025 revenue outlook to $38 million–$40 million from $30 million, reflecting an $8 million–$10 million increase over prior guidance. The upgrade follows $49 million in Q4 tokenization and licensing agreements and marks a roughly 1,300% year-over-year growth projection. Management cautioned that these figures remain preliminary and expects audited results next month.

At the midpoint, the revised 2025 guidance implies 1,300% growth, while a $200 million target for fiscal 2026 represents about a fivefold increase from 2025. The company plans to scale secure communications, near-edge compute, storage and data processing deployments across 100 U.S. cities in 2026.

Recent achievements include integration of WiSA E technology with Sagemcom, launch of new WiSA mobile apps, and a multi-year IP licensing agreement with NYIAX. The company also secured nine patent notices including a carbon credit tokenization patent, forged tokenization agreements with Triton Geothermal and MTB Mining, and landed a $150 million strategic investment from Scilex Holding Company.