LRGR's Massive Q3 Sets The Stage For So Much More

Amidst the backdrop of the booming revenue-based finance market, Luminar Media Group (OTCID: $LRGR) just delivered a massive Q3, giving everyone exactly what they hoped to see. After a record-setting Q2, the company followed through with another leap forward, locking in 102% EPS growth and pushing year-to-date revenue 61% higher. The share price followed suit, climbing from just below $0.10 in August to a new 52-week high of $0.55 yesterday as the news spread (and it's not hard to see why).

For starters, revenue for the year reached $5.73 million, up from $3.56 million at the end of Q2, while pre-tax income jumped 66% to $2.82 million. Operating margins widened from 49.6% to 51.3%, showing that every new dollar earned is hitting the bottom line with more force. In Q3 alone, the company booked $2.18 million in revenue and $1.12 million in pre-tax income, a clear sign that growth here is fast, efficient, and translating directly into profit.

What makes the company’s growth here even more impressive is that it hasn’t come at the expense of shareholders. There’s been no dilution, even as operations have scaled and profitability has accelerated. LRGR raised just over $3 million earlier this year and has only used about two-thirds of it, with roughly $1 million still untouched leaving plenty of room to maneuver if the need or an opportunity arises.

On the earnings update spaces last night, Vice President of Finance Juan Sese credited the quarter’s strength to consistency and discipline. LRGR pushed through with the same structure that delivered a 220% revenue spike in Q2 and let results speak for themselves. The acquisition completed at the end of Q2 was a key factor that contributed to the total Q3 results of approximately $2.18 million in revenue and $1.12 million in pre-tax income, demonstrating LRGR's ability to fold in new business without missing a beat.

Following the record quarter, management reaffirmed full-year guidance of $7.5 to $8 million in revenue and $3.8 to $4 million in pre-tax income, which would mark the most profitable year in the company’s history. Annualizing the last two quarters puts LRGR on a $12 million run rate, and the team believes that pace can and will carry into 2026.

With all this momentum building, LRGR is staying one step ahead and continuing to lay groundwork for an uplist to a senior exchange. Management recently met with potential underwriters and advisors in New York, evaluating partners for when the time comes. Green Tree Financial is handling the audit process, which management expects to wrap up as early as this week. The team has also been working with legacy noteholders to restructure and settle old debt, positioning the company with a clean capital structure and zero dilution for when they're ready to make the move.

After two back-to-back quarters of record performance, LRGR has officially moved from a promising growth story to a true powerhouse. The company has built real momentum through consistency and focus, delivering profitability that scales with every quarter while maintaining a low public float of just 13 million shares. With the audit nearing completion, uplist preparation advancing, and revenue soaring, LRGR looks positioned to make 2026 its biggest year yet.

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