Company Reports $7M Revenue in 2025 After Acquiring Resource Group
"This past year represented a defining chapter for the Company," said David Villarreal, CEO. "We fundamentally transformed the Company's primary business focus from real estate development to providing environmental solutions. The acquisition of Resource Group during fiscal 2025 established our core operating business, and we believe that the progress we have made across operations, capital markets, and asset monetization has positioned us for the next phase of disciplined growth. As we look ahead, our focus remains on execution, expanding higher-value products, and continuing to unlock value across our asset base for stockholders." Over the past year, the Company executed a deliberate transition from a real estate development-oriented business into an operating platform with revenue generating operations, owned equipment, and an expanding infrastructure. Central to this transformation was the acquisition of Resource Group, which has since become the Company's core operating business and the foundation for its waste-to-value and materials processing strategy. Prior to the Resource Group acquisition, the Company generated less than $500,000 in gross revenues during 2024. Following the integration of Resource Group, the Company generated approximately $7M in gross revenues during 2025. The estimated gross revenue for 2025 is preliminary and unaudited, and subject to the completion of the Company's closing procedures. Management believes the Company is well-positioned for its next phase of growth. The Company remains focused on disciplined execution, operational scaling, and long-term value creation for stockholders.
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RenX Enters New Agreement with Florida Landscaping Operator
- New Agreement Signed: RenX's subsidiary RGUS has entered into a new waste disposal services agreement with a regional landscaping operator in Florida, which is expected to generate stable cash flow through a contracted per-yard disposal rate, enhancing the company's competitive position in the environmental services market.
- Contract Structure Advantage: The agreement features a ticket-based volume stream structure, and while revenue is volume-dependent, it is anticipated to support predictable cash generation and potential recurring revenue, further solidifying the company's financial foundation.
- Growing Market Demand: As disposal costs rise and regulatory scrutiny increases, the demand for alternatives to landfills is growing, leading to expected continued growth in contracted inbound volumes for RGUS, thereby enhancing the company's operating leverage and profit margins.
- Technology-Driven Environmental Platform: RenX aims to optimize products to meet regional needs through advanced material processing technology, improving quality control and unit economics, which will further drive its market share in sustainable materials.

Tilray Brands Reports Q2 Earnings Beat, Shares Surge 7.3%
- Earnings Beat: Tilray Brands reported Q2 earnings of $0.01 per share, surpassing the market expectation of a $0.20 loss, indicating a significant improvement in profitability that boosts investor confidence.
- Revenue Growth: The company achieved quarterly revenue of $217.51 million, exceeding the consensus estimate of $210.95 million, demonstrating success in market demand and sales strategies, which further solidifies its market position.
- Stock Price Surge: Following the positive earnings report, Tilray Brands' shares rose 7.3% to $9.80 in pre-market trading, reflecting investor optimism about the company's future growth potential.
- Positive Market Reaction: The strong performance post-earnings release may attract more investor attention, enhancing the company's appeal in a competitive market landscape.






