SecureTech Innovations, Inc. reported fiscal‑year 2025 revenue of $7.720 million, a dramatic increase from the $14,235 reported for the full year of 2024. The company also posted its first consolidated net profit of $203,298, with $112,777 attributable to SecureTech shareholders, marking a milestone in its transition to a pure‑play AI‑powered 3D manufacturing business.
The jump in revenue is largely attributable to the acquisition of AI UltraProd Group, which SecureTech completed on June 23 2025. AI UltraProd has become the primary revenue‑generating segment, and its integration has driven the surge in top‑line sales. However, the company’s gross margin fell sharply from 76.0% in FY2024 to 24.6% in FY2025, reflecting the cost intensity of scaling the new platform and the pricing adjustments required to capture market share in the U.S. accessory dwelling unit (ADU) sector.
SecureTech’s management highlighted the strategic focus on the U.S. ADU market, where demand for compact, high‑quality housing is projected to grow from $19.6 billion in 2025 to over $43 billion by 2034. The company’s AI‑driven manufacturing capabilities are positioned to meet this demand, and the acquisition of AI UltraProd has accelerated the company’s ability to deliver on that promise.
In addition to the earnings announcement, SecureTech disclosed a significant share‑reduction program that cut outstanding shares by roughly 78% (about 61 million shares) by year‑end, a move intended to improve per‑share value and support a future NASDAQ uplisting. The company reiterated its goal of uplisting to the NASDAQ in Q2 2026, contingent on meeting listing requirements and continued operational progress.
CEO J. Scott Sitra said, “FY2025 was a pivotal year for SecureTech. We strengthened our balance sheet, expanded our technology portfolio, improved our market position, and delivered profitability. I'm incredibly proud of what our team accomplished and grateful for the support of our shareholders. These achievements give us strong momentum as we enter 2026 with a clear and ambitious agenda.”
While the company celebrates its first annual profit, the margin compression signals short‑term pricing and cost pressures associated with integrating AI UltraProd. Management remains focused on disciplined growth, organic expansion, and strategic M&A to build long‑term shareholder value as it prepares for the NASDAQ uplisting.”
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