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QuoteMedia, Inc. is a financial technology and market-data vendor that aggregates, packages and syndicates real-time and historical market data, fundamentals, news and regulatory filings for redistribution by other financial businesses. Its core offerings are data feed services delivered via streaming APIs, file transfer and web content modules; the Quotestream family of white-label research and trading interfaces for desktop, web and mobile; QMod, a library of embeddable market-data and quote widgets; and managed data-integration services for firms that want a hosted, supported feed rather than building their own. The company states coverage of more than 110 global exchanges spanning equities, ETFs, options, futures, fixed income, mutual funds, indices, currencies and commodities, delivered through more than 200 data APIs and 150 widgets. Rather than selling terminals directly to end investors the way an institutional data terminal does, QuoteMedia's business is largely business to business syndication and white labeling: it licenses data and software to brokerages, banks, exchanges, media companies and investor relations departments, who re-brand it as their own quote, charting or IR page. A dedicated investor relations product line, covering financial calendars, filings feeds and customizable IR widgets for public company websites, is a further point of specialization alongside the core data business. The company also holds AICPA SOC certification covering security, availability and confidentiality of its hosted services. QuoteMedia was incorporated in 1992 and is headquartered in Fountain Hills, Arizona, with additional offices in Vancouver, Parksville and Toronto; it has roughly 115 employees. Robert J. Thompson is Chairman of the Board and Keith J. Randall serves as President, CEO, CFO and Treasurer. The stock trades publicly on the OTCQB market under ticker QMCI, with about 90.5 million shares outstanding as of mid-2026. Client testimonials published by the company reference the Toronto Stock Exchange, Nasdaq, BMO InvestorLine, Broadridge Financial Solutions, The Motley Fool, Forbes.com, Microsoft and BlackBerry among firms that have used its data or widget products. For fiscal year 2025 the company reported revenue of 20.3 million dollars, up 8 percent year over year, with fourth quarter revenue of 5.3 million dollars, up 14 percent; net loss widened to 2.3 million dollars, which management attributed to amortization of capitalized development costs rather than to cash flow. Announcing its fiscal 2025 results in April 2026, Chairman Robert J. Thompson said the company had finalized several new large scale contracts expected to begin contributing revenue in 2026, and cited late stage discussions on further deployments alongside a solid sales pipeline heading into the year.
