The Quiet Revolution Happening in Investor Relations
Cashu is rebuilding this sleepy, $12B+ industry from the ground up using software, automation, and media to bring IR into the modern world.
We bridge the gap between public companies and retail investors through our suite of services:
1. Distribution-as-a-Service One-click, compliant distribution to our media and our marketplace of financial media publishers reaching 25M+ retail investors globally.
2. Analysis Service We offer real-time, advanced campaign and shareholder analytics
3. Engagement Tools A suite of tools to help improve two way communication with shareholders
Business Model
Summary
A business model that has enabled us to grow 50% MoM in the last 7 months.
Description
We charge IR firms and listed companies to distribute content, track analytics, and use engagement toolseither per campaign or on a monthly plan.
Our main revenue comes from advertising revenues to our publisher network AND Cashus owned media.
Our second revenue stream is through software and recurring revenue.
Were currently expanding our innovative software suite to include 3 IR services: 1) research-as-a-service , 2) advanced campaign analytics and 3) next gen press release distribution.
This will allow us to scale our recurring revenue streams
Mission & Objectives
Mission
Our mission is to become the Operating System for Investor Relations
Business Objectives
Our objective is to serve 10,000 public companies. This represents a $2B+ revenue opportunity - and were building the full-service platform to capture it.
From media distribution to analytics and engagement, were replacing outdated IR tools with a smarter, AI-driven system built for scale.
Over the next year, were focused on expanding across the U.S. and Canada, growing our customer base, and locking in recurring software revenue.
Long-term, we aim to be the infrastructure layer behind how markets communicate.
Industry
Summary
Investor Relations is a $12 billion global industry hiding in plain sight.
Description
Every one of the 50,000+ public companies worldwide spends money to reach and retain shareholders. From the U.S. to Canada, Australia, Germany, and India, companies rely on outdated tools emails, PDFs, and scattered marketing channels to communicate with investors.
In the U.S. alone, listed companies spend over $4 billion a year on IR. Canada adds another $2 billion, with significant spend across Asia-Pacific and Europe.
Its a massive, fragmented market with low tech adoption, high friction, low customer satisfication and no clear platform leader.
