Apple iSports Group Business Summary

Apple iSports Group, Inc. (AAPI) operates as a digital sports entertainment and technology firm specializing in the development of integrated sports betting, gaming, and streaming platforms. The company’s revenue model is transitioning toward a high-margin mix of B2B and B2C streams, including brand licensing fees from its "apple-i" trademark, transaction-based gaming revenue, and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) fees for its technical infrastructure. Primary business segments focus on the U.S. and Australian markets, encompassing digital wagering, iGaming infrastructure, and live content streaming. Positioned as a micro-cap growth play in the competitive gambling sector, AAPI competes directly with established operators such as Canterbury Park Holding (CPHC), High Roller Technologies (ROLR), and Full House Resorts (FLL). The company is currently executing an aggressive acquisition-led strategy to consolidate gaming assets and technical services as it pursues a mainboard uplisting to the Nasdaq. The leadership team is anchored by Chairman and CEO Joe Martinez, who previously served as the company's Acting CFO and brings extensive experience in corporate finance and operational scaling. Strategic innovation is led by Ian Wilding, appointed as Fractional Chief Innovation Officer in March 2026, who leverages over 25 years of experience as the founder of Hangar 75 to guide the company’s Nasdaq readiness. The board includes founder Marino Sussich and investment banking veteran Lyndon Hsu, whose pedigree includes senior roles at Standard Chartered, HSBC, and Credit Suisse. The company’s growth is supported by a $25 million capital facility from LDA Capital Group and strategic financial backing from Pacifico Financial Group, providing the liquidity necessary for its ongoing acquisition of gaming and infrastructure entities like LBC Enterprises and AmeriCrew.