Stock Markets February 19, 2026

Diginex Surges After Reseller Agreement with Resulticks Targets $40M

Deal restructures existing funding and sets four-year $40 million sales target as companies discuss a potential business combination

By Sofia Navarro DGNX
Diginex Surges After Reseller Agreement with Resulticks Targets $40M
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Diginex Inc. stock climbed 20% in premarket trading Thursday after the company disclosed a strategic reseller agreement with Resulticks. The deal sets a cumulative sales target of $40 million over four years, restructures an existing $8 million funding arrangement into four $2 million payments, and opens reseller distribution across multiple high-growth regions and enterprise sectors. The firms are also in discussions about a potential business combination and financing options, though completion is not guaranteed.

Key Points

  • Diginex and Resulticks set a $40 million cumulative sales target over four years through a reseller agreement.
  • Resulticks will resell Diginex’s ESG and sustainability platforms across retail, consumer goods, technology, and financial services clients, supporting expansion in the US, South-East Asia, Middle East, and India.
  • An existing $8 million funding arrangement was restructured into four $2 million payments to be made by the end of September 2026.

Market reaction and headline facts

Diginex Inc (NASDAQ:DGNX) shares rose about 20% in premarket trading Thursday following the announcement of a strategic reseller agreement with Resulticks. The two companies say the arrangement aims for $40 million in cumulative revenue over the next four years.

What the agreement covers

Under the reseller arrangement, Resulticks will actively market and resell Diginex’s ESG and sustainability platforms to its enterprise customers. The target sectors named by the companies include retail, consumer goods, technology, and financial services. The partnership is intended to help accelerate Diginex’s international expansion across the United States, South-East Asia, the Middle East, and India.

Financial restructuring tied to the deal

The companies said they have restructured an existing $8 million funding commitment. Resulticks is now scheduled to make four equal payments of $2 million to Diginex, with the payment schedule to be completed by the end of September 2026.

"This landmark Reseller Agreement with Resulticks marks a pivotal milestone in Diginex’s growth trajectory. The $40 million sales target over four years highlights tremendous market momentum for our integrated ESG solutions and opens substantial new revenue streams with minimal incremental cost," said Miles Pelham, Chairman and Founder of Diginex.

Potential business combination and financing

The companies reported they remain in "active and constructive dialogue" concerning a potential business combination transaction, with final terms now agreed. They are discussing non-dilutive medium-term debt financing options with several providers to close the transaction. Diginex emphasized that there is no assurance the deal will be completed.

Implications for investors and affected sectors

The reseller arrangement links Diginex’s sustainability technology to Resulticks’ enterprise customer base across multiple verticals, potentially creating new revenue streams with limited incremental cost. The sectors directly mentioned by the companies are retail, consumer goods, technology, and financial services, and the geographic emphasis includes the United States, South-East Asia, the Middle East, and India.

Closing note

Investors responded positively in premarket trading to the commercial milestone and the payment restructuring. The firms continue to pursue a potential combination and financing to support the planned transaction, while cautioning that the outcome is not certain.


Key points

  • Diginex and Resulticks set a $40 million cumulative sales target over four years via a reseller agreement.
  • Resulticks will resell Diginex’s ESG and sustainability platforms to enterprise clients in retail, consumer goods, technology, and financial services.
  • An existing $8 million funding arrangement was restructured into four $2 million payments due by end of September 2026.

Risks and uncertainties

  • The companies are in discussions about a potential business combination, but Diginex cautioned there is no assurance the transaction will be completed - this affects investors considering the corporate tie-up.
  • Financing for the potential business combination is not finalized; the parties are exploring non-dilutive medium-term debt options, and there is uncertainty whether suitable financing will be secured.

Risks

  • There is no assurance the proposed business combination will be completed, creating execution risk for investors and stakeholders in both firms.
  • Financing for the potential transaction remains under discussion; failure to secure non-dilutive medium-term debt could impede closing the business combination.

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