RAD Intel Offers Shares at $0.91 in Regulation A+ Round
RAD Intel is offering shares at $0.91 each through a Regulation A+ investment round. The company operates an AI-driven marketing platform paired with an Artificial Intelligence Buyout Strategy. It has reported raising over $75 million and a 4,900% valuation growth over four years.
BenzingaRAD Intel is currently offering shares at $0.91 each in a limited Regulation A+ round with a minimum investment of $999.54 plus a 2% investor fee. The company pairs its AI-driven platform with an Artificial Intelligence Buyout Strategy to scale performance across portfolios of Fortune 1000 brands and tier 1 acquisitions.
The company plugs each acquired brand into the platform and reports that performance scales quickly. It comes to market with an executive team that has experience across more than 225 M&A transactions. The company has raised over $75 million to date and reported 4,900% valuation growth over four years.
Its marketing division has delivered up to 4X ROI for direct clients including Hasbro, MGM, and Skechers. Agency partners have used the platform across brands including F1, Porsche, L’Oréal, Sephora, the World Cup, and Nissan. The company has backing from Adobe along with more than 20,000 investors including insiders from Google, Meta, Amazon, and YouTube.
The platform provides a real-time view into online conversations relevant to a brand. It identifies who is in-market and maps topics, interests, and conversion triggers to reduce waste and raise conversion rates. For influencers the system scores creators on expertise, audience match, and true engagement.
For content the platform identifies angles and ingredients more likely to resonate before production. It tests variations on hooks, formats, and calls to action then doubles down on what converts. Sales contracts in 2025 have already more than doubled 2024 levels according to the company.
The company reported that Sweetgreen achieved approximately a 200% lift in ad performance and more than 25% lower cost per acquisition. Hasbro creator content outperformed organic by nearly 140% resulting in over an 85% reduction in traditional agency fees.
MGM Resorts recorded approximately 3.3 times ROI and 482,000 engagements. Global advertising holding companies such as WPP, IPG, and Publicis are buying into AI infrastructure for reach, relevance, and ROI. The company said it operates on that layer with a 14-year head start.
The company has secured a reserved NASDAQ ticker symbol RADI although listing remains subject to future regulatory approval and market conditions. This is a paid advertisement for RAD Intel made pursuant to a Regulation A+ offering and involves risk including the possible loss of principal.
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Key Facts
Story Timeline
3 events- 2026
RAD Intel offers shares at $0.91 per share in a Regulation A+ round.
1 sourceBenzinga - 2025
The company's sales contracts more than doubled 2024 levels.
1 sourceBenzinga - Prior four years
RAD Intel reported 4,900% valuation growth and raised over $75 million.
1 sourceBenzinga
Potential Impact
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Investors may purchase equity in RAD Intel at $0.91 per share with a $999.54 minimum.
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The company could list on NASDAQ under the ticker RADI if regulatory approval is obtained.
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Brands using the platform may see changes in advertising ROI and cost per acquisition.
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