Certiplex Corporation

Company overview

Certiplex is a full-service multimedia company offering business-ready solutions across multiple operations. Core services include business module development, website and mobile app integration and design, SEO and social media integration, and online video and photography content creation and distribution. The company owns licensing rights to the Pro Sun Lighting system for residential and commercial use and markets these rights through distribution channels. Primary revenue is derived from multimedia design and development services; licensing rights existed but generated no licensing revenue in 2025 or 2024.

Licensing and products

• Pro Sun Lighting licensing rights acquired September 10, 2021; amended in 2021 to an indefinite term with no amortization after that date.
• Distribution rights acquired for $25,000 (indefinite life).
• Licensing revenues: none recognized in 2025 or 2024. Management is pursuing monetization opportunities for the licensing rights.

Revenue and profitability (historical)

• Revenue
  • 2025: $143,847
  • 2024: $120,498
• Cost of sales
  • 2025: $22,054
  • 2024: $22,089
• Gross profit
  • 2025: $121,793
  • 2024: $98,409
• Operating expenses
  • 2025: $166,616
  • 2024: $154,625
• Operating loss
  • 2025: $(44,823)
  • 2024: $(56,216)
• Other expense
  • 2025: $2,438
  • 2024: $1,619
• Net loss
  • 2025: $(47,261)
  • 2024: $(57,835)
• Earnings per share (basic/diluted)
  • $(0.00) for both 2025 and 2024
• Weighted average shares: 73,200,000 (both years)

Liquidity and financial position (year-end)

• Cash and cash equivalents
  • 2025: $4,666
  • 2024: $10,843
• Net cash from operating activities
  • 2025: $(6,177)
  • 2024: $(12,028)
• Total assets
  • 2025: $128,735
  • 2024: $136,352
• Total liabilities
  • 2025: $220,766
  • 2024: $182,122
• Stockholders’ deficit
  • 12/31/2025: $(92,032)
  • 12/31/2024: $(45,770)
• Going concern: Management disclosed substantial doubt about the company’s ability to continue as a going concern due to ongoing operating deficits and an insufficient recurring revenue base. Management plans to pursue equity or debt financing and revenue growth to address this.

Assets and accounting classifications (selected)

• Current assets: $5,730 (12/31/2025) vs. $11,907 (12/31/2024)
• Fixed assets: $3,430 (12/31/2025) vs. $4,870 (12/31/2024)
• Licensing rights (net): $94,575 (12/31/2025 and 12/31/2024)
• Distribution rights (net): $25,000 (12/31/2025 and 12/31/2024)
• Current liabilities: $171,066 (12/31/2025) vs. $133,699 (12/31/2024)
• Note payable - current portion: $0 (12/31/2025) vs. $2,277 (12/31/2024)
• Long-term note payable: $49,700 (12/31/2025) vs. $48,423 (12/31/2024)
• Share capital: 73,200,000 shares issued and outstanding; par value $0.001; common stock amount $73,200
• Additional paid-in capital: $253,800
• Accumulated deficit: $(419,032) (12/31/2025) vs. $(372,770) (12/31/2024)

Ownership, equity, and management

• Share ownership (as of 12/31/2025)
  • Varton Berian: 45,000,000 shares (about 62% of outstanding shares)
• Corporate structure
  • Varton Berian serves as CEO, President, Secretary, and Treasurer, and is the sole officer and director noted.
  • The company reported one part-time employee (the CEO) during 2025.
• Compensation
  • CEO salary and officer compensation
    • 2025: $35,100; accrued compensation of $159,700 as of 12/31/2025
    • 2024: $42,000; accrued compensation of $119,200 as of 12/31/2024
• Related-party transactions
  • The sole officer/director has been compensated via salary and accrued amounts.

Corporate governance and disclosures

• Auditor changes
  • 2025: Pipara & Co LLP engaged as independent registered public accounting firm, replacing Astra Audit & Advisory (which had issued a going-concern emphasis on 2024 statements).
• Internal controls
  • Management reported no segregation of duties, no audit committee, and no independent board; management identified control weaknesses and stated they were not effective as of 12/31/2025.

Business plan and risks

• Plan of operation
  • Continue expanding core services (website design, multimedia services, SEO, and business module development)
  • Pursue monetization opportunities for licensing rights
  • Seek potential equity or debt financing and consider acquisitions aligned with the business model
  • Market via digital channels and partnerships
• Key risk factors
  • Lack of a recurring revenue base sufficient to cover operating costs
  • Ongoing need for capital to finance losses
  • Substantial going-concern uncertainty
  • Dependence on securing financing and revenue growth to achieve profitability

Summary

Certiplex is a small multimedia services company with a licensing asset (Pro Sun Lighting) that did not generate licensing revenue in 2024 or 2025. The company reported revenue of $143,847 and a net loss of $47,261 for 2025, ended the year with a stockholders’ deficit of $92,032, and holds licenses and distribution rights valued at $119,575 in total. Management plans to pursue financing and licensing monetization while continuing to expand digital services.