Datametrex AI Limited

Datametrex said 2021 revenue was close to $50 million, up about 300%, adjusted EBITDA was about $15 million, up about 1,800%, and net earnings were about $9 million, up almost 300%. Management also said this was the company’s first profitable year and that it had positive cash flow. Looking ahead, it said Q1 results are expected at the end of May, and that a follow-up webinar would likely be held when those numbers are ready. No next-quarter revenue or EPS guidance was given.

Marshall Gunter framed 2021 as a turnaround year and repeatedly emphasized that the company had refocused on its AI core and “eliminated distractions.” He said Datametrex now has the balance sheet, client base, and ongoing income to expand into telehealth, EV, and acquisitions. His tone was upbeat and confident, but he also noted that some initiatives, especially Medi-Call and EV, are still early and will be rolled out over time.

No CFO appeared on the webinar, so there was no separate finance readout from a CFO. Management did, however, cite specific figures: revenue close to $50 million, adjusted EBITDA around $15 million, net earnings around $9 million, and positive cash flow. Gunter also said total assets were up by about $40 million and described the company’s cash position as “super strong.”

In Q&A, analysts and investors asked about reverse splits or buybacks, and management said those are tools the board has considered, but there are no decisions and nothing expected in the next week or two. Questions on Q1 were deferred until the numbers are released, which Kristina clarified are due at the end of May. Management also said headcount has increased significantly over the last six months and may rise further as the company expands.