At the ThinkEquity Conference, executives from AtlasClear stated: "We are expanding the platform. We are proud to announce this morning, finally, we completed the acquisition of Dawson James, at least the first 24.9% of that. We have been talking for some time about how that would benefit our company, allow us to purify the clearing relationship, and that we have retail assets currently operating through our clearing relationship. Eventually, we want to consolidate that into a single introducing brokerage firm. We have announced a letter of intent to acquire an institutional digital asset business. We do think digital assets are absolutely the most important product set for us to expand into, and necessary for us to do what we want to be, which is a true total prime brokerage and banking solution for other financial intermediaries, especially the smaller ones. Commercial Bancorp of Wyoming is a Federal Reserve member bank. We have our contract to acquire. We very much want to complete that acquisition. We are going to need more capital to do so. We are going to need to get through the approval process to do so, but we are committed to doing that. All of these pieces tied together will truly make us a very small version of Interactive Brokers with a bank."

7/22 17:00

AtlasClear Holdings Plans to Acquire Digital Asset Business

AtlasClear Holdings announced that it has entered into a non-binding letter of intent to acquire a revenue-generating institutional digital asset business, and has executed an amendment to its previously announced letter of intent to acquire Ark Financial Services and its wholly owned subsidiary, Dawson James Securities. Together, the two acquisitions would extend AtlasClear's platform across traditional securities and institutional digital asset markets while adding established, revenue-generating operating businesses. The parties have agreed to keep the target's identity confidential until execution of a definitive agreement. Based on 2025 year-end results, the target generated approximately $9.2M in revenue and $3.5M in EBITDA, and Dawson James generated revenue of approximately $26.2M and EBITDA of just over $3.2M, making a combined addition of approximately $35.4M in revenue and approximately $6.7M in EBITDA. Based on unaudited revenue through June 2026 provided by the companies, the two businesses have a combined 2026 revenue run rate of over $56M. "AtlasClear's strategy is to build the infrastructure institutions need across today's financial markets," said John Schaible, executive chairman of AtlasClear. "Establishing a strong position in digital assets is of strategic importance to AtlasClear-institutional capital is moving into these markets, and the regulated infrastructure that serves it must move with it. If the proposed acquisition is completed, this business can potentially advance that strategy by adding an established digital asset business with existing revenue, regulatory registrations and client relationships that would have taken years to build independently."

6/8 16:40

AtlasClear Files $100M Mixed Securities Shelf

AtlasClear files $100M mixed securities shelf

4/13 09:10

AtlasClear Submits Regulatory Applications to Acquire Commercial Bancorp

AtlasClear announced that it has submitted regulatory applications seeking approval to acquire Commercial Bancorp, a bank holding company and the parent company of Farmers State Bank. The applications were filed with the Federal Reserve Board and the Wyoming Division of Banking, and represent the next step in the transaction process following the company's February announcement of a definitive share purchase agreement to acquire 100% of the outstanding shares of Commercial Bancorp. Under the terms of the SPA, approximately 73% of the total consideration is structured in shares of AtlasClear common stock, with the remainder payable in cash, subject to customary adjustments. Upon closing, Commercial Bancorp, and as a result, Farmers State Bank, will be wholly owned by AtlasClear, adding regulated deposit, payment, and lending capabilities to the company's existing clearing and financial infrastructure platform operated through its subsidiary, Wilson-Davis & Co., Inc. The company expects the acquisition to support its long-term strategy of building an integrated clearing, banking, and financial services platform. Completion of the acquisition remains subject to customary closing conditions, including receipt of required regulatory approvals from the Federal Reserve Board and the Wyoming Division of Banking, as well as the effectiveness of a resale registration statement covering the shares to be issued in the transaction.

2/13 07:20

AtlasClear Reports Q2 Revenue of $5.1M, Significant Improvement in Shareholders' Equity

Reports Q2 revenue $5.1M vs. $2.7M last year. "This quarter represents a clear turning point for the Company," said John Schaible, Executive Chairman, AtlasClear Holdings. "We exited the year with positive stockholders' equity and substantially strengthened liquidity. Importantly, the nearly $60 million improvement in stockholders' equity since fiscal year-end 2024 reflects the disciplined capital actions and operating progress made over the past twelve months. AtlasClear is now operating from a position of strength as we continue to scale initiatives already underway and further establish our role as a modern financial infrastructure provider."

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