Diginex Secures Major Revenue Agreement and Advances Merger Strategy

Diginex partners with Resulticks targeting $40M in revenue over 4 years. The deal includes a restructured $8M payment plan and active merger discussions pending financing.

Diginex has confirmed the completion of a pivotal partnership agreement. The deal with Resulticks is structured to generate potential revenues in the millions for the company. Beyond the immediate commercial partnership, negotiations are ongoing regarding a full merger, with key financial arrangements now being put in place.

Strategic Deal to Drive Revenue Growth

At the heart of this new alliance is an ambitious cumulative revenue target of $40 million USD over the next four years. Resulticks will integrate Diginex’s ESG and sustainability platforms into its own suite of offerings and market them directly to its established corporate client base.

This expansion strategy will concentrate on high-growth markets, including the United States, India, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia. By leveraging Resulticks' existing customer network across sectors such as retail, technology, and financial services, Diginex aims to significantly accelerate the scaling of its software solutions.

Refinancing and Merger Discussions Progress

Concurrent with this sales initiative, Diginex has restructured a key financial agreement. An existing arrangement concerning $8 million USD has been renegotiated. Resulticks will now settle this amount in four equal installments, with the final payment due by the end of September 2026.

Discussions concerning a complete business combination remain active and are a focal point. While the final terms for the transaction have been agreed upon, its completion is still contingent on securing intermediate-term debt financing that would not result in dilution for existing shareholders. Company leadership has emphasized that, despite the agreement on terms, there is no guarantee the merger will ultimately be finalized.

These developments represent the first major strategic move under new CEO Lubomila Jordanova, who recently assumed the role following the acquisition of Plan A.earth. For investors, the focus now shifts to the operational execution of the new sales targets and the resolution of the outstanding financing required to conclude the proposed merger.