Core AI Holdings, Inc.CHAI

Core AI Holdings, the British Columbia company behind the Core Gaming label, filed its latest 20-F on 30 June 2026 and the numbers tell a quieter story than the marketing site. Revenue clocked $55.2 million for the year to 31 December 2025, but the company still managed to lose $31.6 million in net income and $7.1 million at the operating line. Assets stood at $13.4 million, liabilities at $10.3 million, and shareholders’ equity at a wafer-thin $3.1 million. Cash and equivalents finished the period at $1.9 million, while operating cash flow came in negative $6.7 million. In plain terms, the company is still in the ‘keep the servers on and hope for a hit’ phase of the business cycle.

Core Gaming’s public pitch promises an AI-powered engine that cuts asset production time by more than 40% and lets partners like LuckyShort dub short dramas into multiple languages while cutting labour costs. The website boasts millions of players across 140 countries and more than 2,000 games launched, but the audited accounts show no corresponding profit inflection-just a growing gap between the polished demo reel and the un-audited bank balance.

The SEC’s company facts JSON confirms the issuer is Core AI Holdings, Inc., a British Columbia corporation, and the SEC submissions JSON lists a steady stream of 6-K filings in 2026, including the 7 July 2026 update that references Core Gaming’s June 2026 press release. The 424B5 prospectus filed on 11 June 2026 points curious readers to coregaming.co for further product colour, which is where the company’s ‘AI-driven content generation’ and multilingual dubbing claims live. The product page and image rail exist, but the filings do not yet show revenue or profit attributable to these innovations.

Charting Core AI Holdings, Inc. on its home exchange is impossible without a ticker in the handbook; the evidence set does not supply a price series, trading volume, or liquidity venue. The only concrete market mechanism on offer is the steady drip of SEC filings, none of which contain analyst estimates, guidance, or capital return programmes. Investors wanting a chart will need to consult the issuer’s regional quotation system directly; the US EDGAR feed does not provide a price or volume history for this issuer.

The June 2026 6-K repeats the company’s AI efficiency claims-claims that are echoed on the product site-but the same document quietly reports negative operating income and a cash pile that shrank by $6.7 million in operating cash flow. The SEC’s own company facts JSON and submissions JSON show a filing cadence that looks more like compliance housekeeping than a growth story. Without a disclosed path to cash-flow positivity or a concrete capital return plan, the balance sheet remains the only source of truth.