FDCTech (OTC: FDCT) has been building in silence. After a long stretch in the expert market, the company has returned with financials that demand attention. Most stocks that re-emerge from the dark come back struggling, but FDCTech steps into 2025 with $43 million in total assets, $27.9 million in cash, and a working capital surplus of $8.5 million. Numbers like these aren’t common in the OTC space, especially for a company trading at a market cap of under $8 million.
FDCTech operates at the intersection of fintech and global brokerage services, specializing in acquiring and integrating small to mid-sized financial firms. Through its regulated subsidiaries across the U.S., Europe, and Australia, the company serves the forex, equities, and wealth management industries. It has strategically positioned itself across multiple financial markets, leveraging its own proprietary technology – the Condor Trading Platform – to modernize legacy financial institutions.
The company generated $18.1 million in revenue over the first three quarters of 2024 (an increase of over 150% y/y), a reflection of its aggressive expansion in brokerage and financial technology. That growth has been driven in part by its subsidiary, Alchemy Markets Ltd., which has expanded its presence across Europe through key transactions. One of the largest deals brought in thousands of new clients and €5.6 million in client equity, marking FDCTech’s official entry into the German retail market. The company has also expanded its footprint in France, securing additional clients and increasing assets under management through a separate deal. With regulatory approvals in Malta, the U.K., and Australia, it is actively scaling its international operations, building a multinational trading network that serves both retail and institutional clients.
While FDCTech’s financials do a number to set it apart, the company’s positioning tells an equally big story. This isn’t a stock that drifted through the expert market without direction. It spent that time expanding, executing acquisitions, and reinforcing its international footprint. With nearly $28 million in cash, it remains positioned to continue acquiring and integrating financial firms, scaling them through its proprietary trading technology while expanding its presence in the forex, wealth management, and brokerage sectors.
The lean share structure – only around 30 million unrestricted shares – adds another layer of stability. It shows they've been able to execute their expansion endeavors without heavy dilution – the epitome of sustainable growth. FDCTech has already proven it can acquire, integrate, and scale businesses, and with cash reserves, proprietary technology, and a track record of execution, it has the resources to keep building.
With growing revenue, increasing global reach, and a balance sheet that sets it apart, FDCT seems positioned for something bigger. The acquisitions are stacking up; the cash position remains strong. It's clear FDCTech spent its time in the dark making sure it was ready for this moment. Now, it’s just a question of how far it can go.
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