Datavault AI (DVLT.US) signs AP Global main purchase agreement, igniting a pre-market surge of more than 25% in stock prices

The Zhitong Finance App learned that Datavault AI (DVLT.US), which focuses on “data science + acoustic science,” said that the company signed a “master purchase order agreement” with AP Global Holdings LLC on January 4. This latest market news drove its stock price to rise sharply during pre-market trading of US stocks on Monday. As of press release, Datavault AI's stock price surged more than 25% before the US stock market, and had previously risen more than 35%.

Under the latest agreement, large service providers operating under the name Available Infrastructure will provide Sanqtum infrastructure and cybersecurity services for Datavault AI through a service-based delivery model. The company will arrange to pay an advance payment of $250,000 for related services, while Datavault AI will also place purchase orders with the other party to deploy related services in more than 100 cities in the mainland of the United States.

The latest agreement has an initial period of 12 months and is subject to early termination under certain conditions, including the possibility of early termination of Datavault AI based on facilitation terms, subject to 90 days' prior written notice.

Datavault AI Inc. (formerly WiSA Technologies) is positioned as a “data science+acoustic science” dual-line technology company. The core growth narrative is visualizing, valuing, and monetizing digital assets/data assets around the Web 3.0 environment.

According to information, the company described in investor relations materials that its cloud platform provides solutions for multiple industries, and emphasizes that its Information Data Exchange (IDE) can support digital twins (Digital Twins) and secure binding of name/image/portrait (NIL) authorizations (linking real-world objects to immutable metadata or blockchain objects), while also providing capabilities such as privacy and credential protection, AI/ML automation, third-party integration, and data analysis.

Datavault AI's latest statement indicates that it will soon purchase its SanQtum™ infrastructure and cybersecurity services, with an agreement period of 12 months and an advance payment of 250,000 US dollars; at the same time, the company has already issued purchase orders and plans to deploy related services to more than 100 cities in the US. For small-cap stocks such as Datavault AI with a market capitalization of only 560 million US dollars, “installation/deployment across 100 US cities” is unquestionably interpreted by the market as promoting commercialization and expanding the operating layout, thus triggering strong short-term sentiment and momentum trading.