I was the lone shareholder who attended the meeting in person.

I can't talk this company up enough. My personal opinion / takeaways are below:

Everyone at the meeting was extremely friendly and down to earth. They were very welcoming and gracious that I took the time to attend. Great vibes from the entire executive management team.

#1 They survived DOGE and all the government cuts to contracts... Not only did they survive, but they flourished

#2 They currently have 0 debt...yes...$0 in debt....however they are not afraid of debt and are looking to take on debt as they make moves looking towards future expansion and acquaituons.

#3 They are very self-aware of the label as a "Penny Stock" and are actively pursuing and encouraging more institutional investors

#4 They are sharp! Definitely got the impression they are making calculated decisions for the long-term growth. Highly motivated team but will only make deals that make sense for them and the shareholders.

Yes, I might be biased because I am a shareholder, but these guys won me over. This company is going places, and it's the perfect opportunity to get in on the ground floor of something that has the potential to be a key player. I'm government contracts

Just my opinion. I'm personally very bullish on long-term growth. It's one of those buy now and thank me latter

What does everyone think?

Hey everyone I know not everyone could attend the shareholder meeting so here is a livestream of the event

I will be having a call with Glen Ives this Friday at 11:30 AM EST. Please tell me if you guys have any questions you want asked

With Castellum ($CTM) heading into Tuesday’s annual shareholder meeting, I’ve noticed more investors starting to ask questions about communication, transparency, and the company’s overall direction moving forward.

One topic that keeps coming up is The Equity Group PR / investor relations firm that CTM hired. A lot of shareholders expected a stronger investor relations push by now — including more visibility, better communication, and potentially more institutional awareness surrounding the company.

Many bulls continue to point toward CTM’s exposure to areas like:

1. cybersecurity
2. defense
3. electronic warfare
4. signals intelligence
5. government technology

But at the same time, investors are looking for clearer updates regarding:

1. profitability progress
2. acquisition strategy
3. dilution concerns
4. long-term scaling ambitions
5. and overall company direction

Management has discussed growth ambitions before, so I think many shareholders want more clarity on where things currently stand heading into the rest of the year.

I’ll be covering the shareholder meeting LIVE Tuesday morning on my YouTube channel. Since it appears to be more of a phone-call style event instead of a standard webcast, there’s always a chance of audio or technical limitations, but if anything happens I’ll still upload a full recap afterward covering the biggest takeaways.

Curious what everyone here wants addressed most during the meeting.
What questions would you ask management if you had the opportunity?

To be honest, I think this company has a more stable financial situation than before and is competitive, but the stock price is at a miserable level. What do you think is the reason why the stock price is not recovering? Are there any reasons other than promotion and insider selling of this stock?

I just want to share that I wrote Glen Ives an email last Friday and he took the time to respond today and offered to jump on a 20 minute call. I know another individual did the same a while back so if you missed the opportunity there drop me some of your questions and I can see if we have time to get them answered.

This company just absolutely crushed Q1, so why the stagnation? Why the resistance? Any other penny stock would continue an upward trend. Not this stock though. It remains capped even with great news.

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$CTM Q1 2026 Financial Results

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Key Financial Highlights (Q1 2026)
Revenue: $14.3 M, up ~23 % YoY (Q1 2025 was ~$11.7 M).
Gross Profit: $5.1 M (up ~11 % YoY).
Adjusted EBITDA: $0.4 M, improved from ~$0.08 M in Q1 2025.
Net Loss: ~$0.4 M, a marked improvement from ~$(1.2)M the prior year.
Cash Position: $15.8 M, up from ~$14.9 M at year-end 2025.
Long-Term Debt: Eliminated — debt-free balance sheet.
Backlog: Record $273.3 M, supported by long-term federal contracts.
Qualified Pipeline: ~$938 M — a significant opportunity funnel.

CTM posted solid top-line growth with improved profitability metrics and reduced net loss, a continuation of the improvement trajectory seen in 2025. The debt-free balance sheet plus expanding backlog and pipeline enhance financial and operational flexibility.

NFA. Do your thing.

~TradeBro