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RAD Intel is reporting more than 200 sales contracts across its portfolio in 2026 year to date, a tenfold increase from the prior year. Its first agency acquisition is complete. For investors following artificial intelligence (AI), this is a company putting its technology into businesses with established client relationships.
Now, it’s building a portfolio of AI-driven businesses, led by executives with more than $9 billion in combined mergers and acquisitions (M&A) experience.
And the next chapter is taking shape. Here are the company-reported figures behind the story:
• 10 times the growth in portfolio sales contracts in 2026 year to date compared to 2025.
• Multiple seven-figure contracts with Fortune 1000 brands.
• More than 200 portfolio sales contracts in 2026 year to date.
• More than 60 enterprise clients across the portfolio.
• More than $88 million raised and more than 30,000 shareholders.
($88M+ raised. 30,000+ shareholders. 200+ portfolio contracts in 2026 YTD. Meet RAD Intel building its next chapter around AI. Learn More)
The Business Behind the Technology is Also Scaling
For readers unfamiliar with the advertising industry, RAD Intel’s model starts with a familiar business challenge. Companies need to attract buyers, but they have limited time and money to figure out what will connect.
RAD Intel’s technology helps inform decisions about audiences, content, and campaigns. Its portfolio gives that technology different commercial applications, including software subscriptions, agency services, and technology licensing. RAD Intel is developing technology while also building businesses that can bring it into client relationships and everyday marketing work.
An Acquisition Strategy With a Practical Purpose
An acquisition can bring established teams, client relationships, and capabilities into a portfolio. The opportunity is to connect those strengths with shared technology and expertise. In June 2026, RAD Intel acquired a majority stake in AV Communications, expanding its agency capabilities and adding an established business to its portfolio.
The broader strategy is to identify where shared intelligence can support client work, where capabilities complement one another, and where teams can pursue opportunities together. Integrating businesses, retaining clients, and introducing new technology all take time and investment. Leadership’s prior M&A experience provides context for evaluating the team, while RAD Intel’s own results will determine how its strategy develops.
Look at the Commercial Activity
RAD Intel reports more than 200 portfolio sales contracts in 2026 year to date and client work involving Fortune 1000 businesses. These figures describe commercial activity across the portfolio. They are not recognized revenue or a guarantee of future growth. They give readers concrete business activity to examine alongside the technology and acquisition strategy.
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What Prospective Investors Should Understand
Evaluating RAD Intel means looking at whether its technology supports useful marketing decisions, whether its businesses win and retain client work, and whether shared capabilities create value across the portfolio. Execution of the acquisition and growth strategy will also shape the company’s progress.
The client work is already happening. The first agency acquisition is complete, and leadership brings more than $9 billion in combined executive M&A experience to the next chapter.
RAD Intel’s Regulation CF is open to all investors.
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