Telvantis Completes Final Debt Remediation, Paving Way for Strategic Growth Phase

Telvantis Inc. (OTC: $RDAR) announced the completion of its final round of debt remediation and legacy clean-up efforts that began in late 2024, marking a significant milestone in the company's transformation and establishing the foundation for strategic growth. This development is crucial as it eliminates longstanding financial obstacles that previously hindered operational progress and market reputation, allowing the company to fully concentrate on expansion initiatives.

According to Daniel Contreras, CEO of Telvantis, "This was the last chapter of an old book. We inherited a broken structure and made it our responsibility to fix it from the ground up. Now that this last portion of legacy obligations is complete, we can fully shift our focus to growth, value creation, and the execution of our long-term roadmap." The resolution of toxic and restrictive legacy debt instruments represents a critical turning point that enhances financial stability and investor confidence.

The company's transformation included corporate rebranding from Raadr to Telvantis, transitioning into a telecom-technology hybrid focused on CPaaS (Communications Platform as a Service), global connectivity, and AI-driven communications. Additional accomplishments include filing updated disclosures for improved transparency, building a $300M+ revenue platform with clear scaling plans toward $1B in annual revenues, announcing buyback intentions aligned with shareholder value, and securing global partnerships with over 300 carrier relationships. More information about the company's progress can be found at https://telvantis.com/press-releases.

Addressing recent shareholder concerns, the company clarified that updates to its share structure reflect final settlement actions tied to legacy note obligations from prior management. With no additional legacy liabilities outstanding, Telvantis gains operational freedom to pursue completion of financial audits, uplisting eligibility, launch of new enterprise products and AI-integrated offerings, additional partnerships, customer acquisitions, and execution of share buyback strategies when market conditions align. Daniel Gilcher, CFO, emphasized, "We are a $300M+ revenue business with global partnerships and the infrastructure to scale to $1B+ in annual sales. The past is now officially behind us, and what comes next will speak for itself."