Since completing its October financing, Super League has shifted from stabilization to execution, delivering its strongest revenue quarter in Q4 2025 and projecting Q1 2026 performance to exceed both the prior quarter and the comparable period last year. The company attributes this acceleration to an optimized operating model, enhanced execution discipline, and growing demand for its playable media solutions among global brands seeking deeper engagement with gaming audiences.

Super League’s reorganization centers on Platform and Data, Advertising and Marketing Solutions, and Strategic Properties. The Platform and Data team leverages insights from user behavior to power scalable interactive ad formats, bolstered by the October acquisition of Bounce to enhance automation and full-funnel measurement. Advertising and Marketing Solutions applies these capabilities to multi-channel branded campaigns across mobile, social, digital video and CTV, while Strategic Properties invests in ownable gaming assets—starting with Hide or Die—to generate cash flow, proprietary data and exclusive brand partnership opportunities.

As of December 31, 2025, Super League held approximately $14 million in cash, providing runway for focused investment in growth initiatives while maintaining rigorous cost controls. The company emphasizes profitability as a prerequisite for sustainable expansion and continues to explore digital asset opportunities—guided by compliance and real-world monetization potential—without diverting from its core business.

Effective January 23, 2026, Super League implemented a 1-for-12 reverse split, reducing outstanding shares from roughly 14.0 million to about 1.16 million, with no change to stockholders’ percentage ownership or voting power. The split-adjusted shares will begin trading on The Nasdaq Capital Market under the symbol SLE, ensuring ongoing compliance with minimum share price requirements and streamlining the capital structure for future execution.