NAMESILO TECHNOLOGIES Business Summary

NameSilo Technologies Corp. (URLOF) operates as a leading ICANN-accredited domain name registrar and provider of digital infrastructure services, primarily generating revenue through subscription-based domain registrations, marketplace transaction fees, and the sale of ancillary web services including hosting, SSL certificates, and premium DNS. As of early 2026, the company has surpassed 6.1 million domains under management, maintaining a high-volume, low-cost business model that targets both individual users and professional domain investors. While its core segment remains domain services, the company has aggressively diversified into industrial robotics and autonomous inspection through the strategic acquisitions of SewerVUE Technology Corp. and Reach Systems, Inc. (finalized in February 2026). In the competitive landscape, NameSilo positions itself as a price-disruptive alternative to industry giants like GoDaddy, Namecheap, and Uniregistry, leveraging its lean operational structure to capture market share from higher-priced incumbents. The company is led by CEO and President Paul Andreola, a seasoned investment professional with over 25 years of experience in capital markets and corporate finance, who spearheaded the company’s transition from Brisio Innovations. Operational leadership of the NameSilo LLC subsidiary is headed by CEO Kristaps Ronka, a prominent tech entrepreneur and co-founder of AdParlor (acquired by AdKnowledge), alongside CTO Eugene Melnichenko and COO Arthur Poghosian, both of whom joined from NamePal. The executive team is supported by CFO Natasha Tsai and a board that includes independent director Paul Kozak and Dan Milic, founder of Inference Point, who was appointed in late 2025 to oversee capital allocation and strategic scaling. This leadership group combines deep expertise in digital advertising, software engineering, and institutional investment to drive the company’s dual-track growth in internet infrastructure and specialized robotic technologies.