Toppoint reported Q1 revenue of $4,106,943, up 8% from $3,811,610 last year, driven by a 61.8% increase in import revenue to $1,409,083 and a 164.8% jump in metal vertical revenue to $565,647. Waste paper revenue declined 20.2% to $2,065,017, reflecting reduced outbound volumes in containerboard recycling.

Total costs and expenses rose 14% to $4,821,012, resulting in an operating loss of $714,069 compared to $407,117 a year earlier. Other income turned positive at $60,337, supporting a net loss of $653,732 (down $0.03 per share) and reducing net cash used in operating activities by $93,650 to $790,793.

As of March 31, cash on hand was $836,167 and total assets were $10,253,729, with shareholders’ equity of $7,967,826. The company holds $5.0 million in loan receivables and recovered a $500,000 deposit on property and equipment, bolstering liquidity.

During the quarter, Toppoint expanded into Houston, Texas, and deepened market penetration in Florida and Maryland, while initiating service price increases. Management is deploying AI-powered logistics software to optimize export drayage operations and enhance long-term efficiency.