Catenai PLC (LSE:CTAI) reported a narrower loss for the first half of 2026 as revenue increased compared with the same period a year earlier.
The technology services company recorded a loss of £78,494 for the six months ended 30 June 2026, compared with a loss of £221,308 in the prior-year period.
Revenue increased to £146,709 from £7,600 a year earlier.
At the end of the period, Catenai reported net assets of £2.38 million and cash balances of £468,000. Management said it believes the company’s existing resources are sufficient to meet its requirements for at least the next 12 months.
Catenai Focuses on Klarian and Alludium Investments
Catenai said its current strategy is focused on its interests in technology businesses Klarian and Alludium.
The company’s Bitcoin treasury strategy remained unused during the period, while Catenai continues to review potential acquisition opportunities.
Klarian, which develops digital and artificial intelligence technology for critical infrastructure, has progressed commercial programmes involving ROSEN, BPA and a major space agency, according to Catenai.
The company also reported activity for Klarian within the UK water infrastructure sector.
Alludium Expands VC Design-Partner Programme
Alludium, which develops technology for institutional venture capital investment processes, has increased its design-partner base to four institutional venture capital firms.
According to Catenai, Alludium is refining its platform for investment institutions with multiple users as part of its product development and commercial strategy.
Catenai said the approach is intended to improve customer acquisition efficiency and support longer-term revenue generation.
Catenai’s Technology Operations
Catenai is an AIM-quoted provider of digital media and technology services, with systems deployed across corporate, government and educational organisations as well as customers in the sports sector.
Alongside its existing technology operations, the company holds interests in Klarian and Alludium and maintains a Bitcoin-focused treasury function.
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