Metavesco, Inc. (OTCID: MVCO) reported preliminary, unaudited September 2026 revenue for its on-demand staffing subsidiary, Epic Labor, Inc., showing a sharp acceleration that underscores the company's strategic pivot to focus on its most profitable markets. Epic Labor generated $356,927 in September 2026, up approximately 166% from $134,332 in September 2025. Both periods were four-week fiscal months. On an average weekly basis, revenue climbed to about $89,200 per week from $33,583 per week a year earlier. With the September results, Epic Labor's revenue for calendar year 2026 reached $2,069,988, crossing the $2 million mark with a full quarter still remaining.
The growth follows a deliberate consolidation from four branch locations in 2025 to two—Nashville, Tennessee, and Baltimore, Maryland—as the company concentrated resources on its strongest markets. That decision appears to be paying off. "Crossing $2 million with a full quarter still to go tells you where this business is headed," said Ryan Schadel, President and CEO of Metavesco, Inc. "About a year ago we made the hard call to cut back to our two best markets. The team has since grown revenue by roughly 166% year over year, and we're encouraged by client demand in upcoming quarters."
The implications for Metavesco are significant. As a diversified holding company, Metavesco relies on its subsidiaries to generate cash flow and demonstrate operational viability. Epic Labor's performance not only validates the cost-cutting and market-focus strategy but also provides a scalable model that could be replicated in other regions. The staffing industry is highly competitive, but Epic Labor's 24/7 availability and 2-Hour Guarantee differentiate it in construction, warehousing, hospitality, manufacturing, and event staffing. Achieving $2 million in revenue year-to-date suggests that the business is gaining traction with small and mid-sized businesses that need flexible labor solutions.
For investors, the preliminary numbers offer an early signal of momentum ahead of full financial disclosures. Complete results will be reported in the Company's periodic filings on otcmarkets.com. The company's ability to sustain this growth rate will depend on continued client demand and its capacity to manage rapid expansion without diluting service quality. However, the September figures indicate that Epic Labor has moved beyond turnaround mode and into a growth phase. Metavesco's broader mission of building infrastructure for the OTC market is also advanced by demonstrating that its subsidiaries can deliver tangible results, potentially attracting more attention from investors and partners.
As the company heads into the final quarter of 2026, the focus will shift to whether Epic Labor can maintain its trajectory and contribute meaningfully to Metavesco's overall financial performance. The preliminary revenue figures, while unaudited, provide a compelling narrative of a subsidiary that has found its footing after a strategic reset. For a holding company committed to transparency and long-term value, this development is a notable step forward. More information is available through NEWMEDIAWIRE and the company's public filings.
