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BEAVERTON, Ore. - Datavault AI Inc. (NASDAQ:DVLT), currently valued at $42.11 million market cap, reported second quarter revenue of $1.7 million, representing a 467% increase from the same period last year and a 176% sequential quarterly growth, according to a company press release. According to InvestingPro analysis, the stock appears undervalued based on its Fair Value model, despite falling nearly 79% year-to-date.
The AI data monetization firm secured $2.5 million in patent licensing bookings from a cross-licensing agreement with Nyiax Inc., which will be paid in Nyiax stock and recognized in future financial periods.
Since January, Datavault AI has integrated several acquisitions including Datavault Holdings, WiSA, and CompuSystems, while establishing partnerships with IBM Watsonx, Nyiax, GFT Rewards, and Turner Global Media.
The company’s patent portfolio has expanded to include 72 patent assets, with 30 already issued and 10 allowed. The portfolio covers technologies for secure data monetization, AI-driven valuation, and acoustic innovations.
Datavault AI plans to launch three new exchanges in the third quarter: the International Elements Exchange, International NIL Exchange, and American Politics Exchange, leveraging its Web3 infrastructure.
"These achievements reflect our focused execution on integrating acquisitions, innovating with partners like IBM, and scaling revenue in the booming AI data economy," said CEO Nate Bradley in the statement.
The company is targeting a $25 million run rate by the end of 2025 and revenue between $40-50 million in 2026. Management also aims to implement cost-efficiency measures expected to yield savings exceeding $4 million by 2026.
Datavault AI will host an investor conference call on Wednesday, August 20, 2025, to review business progress and discuss strategic priorities.
In other recent news, Datavault AI Inc. has announced significant financing developments, securing $6 million through senior secured convertible notes in a deal with institutional investors. The company has also entered into a Securities Purchase Agreement for a registered direct offering of senior secured convertible notes totaling $13.3 million. This agreement includes two tranches, with the initial closing expected soon and the additional closing contingent on stockholder approval. Moreover, Datavault AI is expanding its commercialization efforts by collaborating with IBM to enhance its AI agents, DataScore and DataValue, using IBM watsonx.ai. This partnership will provide Datavault with IBM’s AI engineering talent and technical expertise over several years. Additionally, Datavault AI has formed a strategic partnership with Burke Products to integrate its data visualization and acoustic technologies into defense and aerospace systems. Burke Products is a long-standing supplier to major defense contractors such as Lockheed Martin and Raytheon Technologies. These developments reflect Datavault AI’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its financial position and expand its technological capabilities.
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