PSQH News & Events

Sees Q4 net loss $7.3M vs. $18.0M last year. CEO Dusty Wunderlich commented, "2025 was a strong year for PSQ Holdings. We delivered 81% revenue growth while reducing both operating loss by 27% and net loss by 43%, reflecting stronger execution and increased financial discipline. We also made meaningful strides in reducing our cost structure, improving capital efficiency, and lowering cash usage, while continuing to scale our payments and financial infrastructure platform. As we enter 2026, we do so with growing momentum and a sharply focused plan to build on this progress. These preliminary results reflect continued execution across our platform and the early impact of tighter operating discipline, coupled with the use of AI as a force multiplier. We are leveraging advanced tools to accelerate execution, increase efficiency, and enhance our operational tempo. Our priorities are clear: improve unit economics, execute with discipline, strengthen the balance sheet, and reduce cash burn. We intend to rebuild trust the right way, through consistent performance and a credible path to profitability."

PSQ Holdings announced that Dusty Wunderlich has been appointed CEO, effective immediately, as the company continues its transition to core fintech businesses, including credit and payments. Wunderlich was recently appointed chairman of the board of PublicSquare and will remain in that role. As part of this transition, Michael Seifert has stepped down as CEO and resigned from the company's board of directors, effective January 27. Wunderlich was CEO of Credova until PublicSquare acquired the company in March 2024.

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Michael Seifert has stepped down as Chairman of the Board and will continue to serve as President and Chief Executive Officer, focusing on strategic vision, culture, and the continued expansion of the Company's platform and fintech capabilities. The separation of the Chairman and CEO roles is intended to clearly delineate oversight and execution responsibilities. Dusty Wunderlich has been named Chairman of the Board. He will serve as Chairman in a non-executive capacity. Prior to being named Chairman, Wunderlich was the company's Chief Strategy Officer. Blake Masters has been appointed Lead Independent Director. A director since the company's initial public listing, Masters will provide independent oversight and serve as a liaison between the Board and management. Michael Perkins has been appointed Chief Operating Officer and will continue to serve as President of Payments. With nearly 20 years of fintech experience, including executive leadership roles at Nuvei and LoanPaymentPro, Perkins will oversee day-to-day operations as the company scales its financial technology offerings. Mike Hebert, who previously served as Chief Operating Officer, has been named Senior Vice President of People. In this role, he will focus on organizational development, talent, and culture as PublicSquare continues to grow.