NEW YORK, March 28, 2026, 15:04 EDT
Rezolve AI shares rallied roughly 12% in late after-hours action Friday, sending the Nasdaq-traded stock up to about $2.67. That’s after it closed the regular session at $2.39, a gain of 1.7%. Investors are bracing for the company’s full-year 2025 results, set for release before Monday’s opening bell on March 30.
The stakes are high for Monday’s report, which is shaping up to be the most direct gauge yet of Rezolve’s growth story. Company officials have called 2024 revenue immaterial. Back in October, Rezolve logged $6.3 million for the first half of 2025. Then, in January, management told investors they should see at least $40 million in full-year 2025 revenue.
So far, Rezolve hasn’t issued any new updates. The investor site’s latest press release went up March 23, announcing the date for Monday’s results. SEC filings reflect the same lull—insider ownership forms from March 24 are still the most recent. Up next: management’s conference call, set for 8:30 a.m. ET on March 30.
Back in January, Rezolve projected 2026 revenue of roughly $350 million—close to twice what it described as the consensus forecast in the market. The company also put out a target of at least $500 million in 2026 annual recurring revenue, or ARR. That figure represents the annualized total of recurring sales under contract at the close of the period.
Rezolve has been making moves to prove it can back up its ambitions with capital. The company wrapped up a $250 million registered direct offering in January. By February, it announced plans to acquire Reward Loyalty UK for $230 million cash—calling the deal non-dilutive and projecting an extra $90 million in 2025 revenue, with an expected lift to profits. Wagner dismissed the idea that the Reward buy was about diversification.
Rezolve pushed its product narrative hard this week. The company put its platform on display at Shoptalk in Las Vegas and took the stage alongside Microsoft at the Roth conference, making its case for “agentic commerce” — software designed for AI to shepherd consumers from browsing straight through to buying. “AI has learned to converse; now it must learn to convert,” Wagner said. Rezolve AI Ltd.
That outperformance cut through a turbulent stretch for risk assets. The Nasdaq slid 2.1% by Friday’s close, with Reuters noting that investors grew more anxious about the war in Iran and surging oil prices’ impact on the economy.
Still, there’s room for Monday to disappoint. Rezolve itself warns that its forecasts face pressure from rivals, shaky economic backdrops, and volatile markets—falling short on January’s goals might just unwind the late climb.
Despite the after-hours jump, RZLV remains far off its 52-week peak of $8.45. The stock’s been volatile on forecasts, and Monday’s figures could carry more weight than Friday’s late surge.
