Our Frequently Asked
Questions

At Acizen, our mission is to drive innovation and deliver impactful solutions that empower individuals, communities, and businesses.

Questions & Answers

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Class A shares carry voting rights, while Class C shares do not. For detailed comparisons, refer to our Stock Information page.

Conversion requires compliance with certain conditions. Contact your broker or consult our Share Conversion Guidelines.

Acizen does not currently pay dividends. We reinvest earnings to drive innovation and growth.

Not at this time, as we focus on reinvestment strategies to expand our operations.

Our most recent stock split occurred in Q3 2024. Details can be found in the Stock Splits section.

No action is required. The shares will be automatically distributed to eligible shareholders.

General
Information

Financial Statements Glossary

Segments and Allocations

  • Acizen Services Segment : Revenue from services, advertising, and partnerships.
  • Acizen Cloud Segment : Cloud-based solutions for businesses and consumers.
  • OtherBets Segment : Experimental ventures and innovation-focused projects.
  • Acizen-Level Activities : Corporate costs and unallocated expenses.

Revenues

  • Acizen Services Revenues : Generated from core offerings such as advertising and subscription-based services.

Consumer Subscriptions

  • Product Subscribers : Subscribers to Acizen’s products and services.
  • Revenue Backlog: Recognized but unbilled revenues.

Expenses

  • Traffic Acquisition Costs (TAC): Payments to partners for driving traffic.
  • Other Cost of Revenues: Operational costs, including platform maintenance.
  • Workforce Reduction and Office Space Optimization: Restructuring costs.
  • Legal Accruals (Loss Contingencies): Reserves for potential legal liabilities.

Capital Expenditures (CapEx)

  • Technical Infrastructure: Investments in technology and data centers.
  • Office Facilities: Costs related to workspace expansion and optimization.

Depreciation

Annual depreciation of assets, outlined in our financial statements

Purchase Commitments and Other Contractual Obligations

Long-term commitments for raw materials, tech services, and partnerships.

Statements of Cash Flows

  • Net Payments Related to Stock-based Award Activities: Reflected in the financing activities section.

Financial Statement Reclassifications (2023 10-K)

  • Inventory and Intangible Assets: Detailed in the Balance Sheet.
  • Amortization of Intangible Assets: Listed in the Cash Flow Statement.

Investments

  • Private Equity Valuation: Changes in valuation are measured quarterly and reported in compliance with fair-value accounting standards.
  • Valuation Location: Reflected in the “Other Comprehensive Income” section.

Foreign Exchange

Impacts on revenues and expenses due to currency fluctuations are managed through hedging strategies.