reAlpha Tech (AIRE) investor relations material

Company overview and business model

• AI-enabled homebuying platform combines realty, mortgage brokering, digital title and escrow, with tailored property recommendations and transaction tools.

• Revenue streams include homebuying services and technology services: software development, AI customer-service platforms and related subscriptions.

• Differentiation centers on vertically integrated services, AI tools including Claire, Loan Officer Assistant and Engagement Agent, and buyer rebates.

• Services span 40 U.S. states and D.C.; all three homebuying services are currently available together in Florida and Virginia, with nationwide expansion planned subject to licensing, data, marketing and infrastructure.

• Short-term rental operations were halted in Q1 2024 and discontinued in Q1 2025; current reportable segments are homebuying services and technology services.

Financial performance and metrics

• June 30, 2026 actual cash was $2.23M and total debt was $300,759; accumulated deficit was $63.44M.

• June 30, 2026 actual stockholders’ equity was $5.58M; pro forma as adjusted equity was $8.85M, reflecting the assumed offering and specified pro forma adjustments.

• Auditors and management cited substantial doubt about the ability to continue as a going concern, citing recurring losses, operating cash use and need for additional funding.

• Without offering proceeds, available cash was expected to fund less than one month of projected operating requirements; full sale at assumed terms was expected to fund about four months of expenses and working capital.

Use of proceeds and capital allocation

• Estimated net proceeds are $2.52M if all securities sell at the assumed $1.10 price, after placement fees and estimated expenses; actual proceeds may be materially lower.

• Proceeds are intended for working capital and general purposes, including operations, growth, capex, acquisitions, complementary technologies and potential GYBL litigation settlement; management retains broad discretion.

• Proceeds may repay additional borrowing incurred for working capital before the offering closes.