Radiant Strategies Revenue, Net Income & 10-K Summary

Company overview

Nevada corporation
Incorporated January 20, 2025
On February 25, 2025, acquired 100% of Radiant PR Solutions Sdn. Bhd., a Malaysian limited liability company (subsidiary)

Public relations advisory and media strategy
- Advising on media strategy and public messaging
- Guidance on brand positioning
- Supporting communication planning for campaigns
- Reviewing and advising on public-facing materials
Content creation and distribution
- Drafting, editing, and publishing press releases on news channels and social media
Fee-based services
- Advisory retainer: MYR 5,000 per month (approximately USD 1,178), billed quarterly in advance
- Press releases: from MYR 15,000 (approximately USD 3,536) per release
- Charges adjusted based on project complexity
Content ownership
- Client retains full ownership of all approved and published content
Intellectual property
- No registered trademarks or copyrights
- Claim of an unregistered trademark in the company logo on the prospectus cover

Fiscal year ended April 30, 2025
- Revenue: USD 15,871
- Clients: 2
Fiscal year ended April 30, 2026
- Revenue: USD 40,254
- Clients: 4
Revenue is generated through in-house staff delivering services via online platforms, email, and direct client engagement
Growth activity has included expanding the client base through the director’s network and participation in industry events (e.g., MITEC, SME Corp Malaysia programs, MICCI conferences)

Employees (as of report date): 2
- Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and an accountant (also the sole director)
Plans to expand the workforce with additional employees or contractors to support content creation, media outreach, and administrative tasks

No owned or leased properties
Office space provided by the sole stockholder/director at no cost
Registered executive office: No. 15, Jalan 17/42, Taman Kok Doh, Segambut 51200, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

No special licenses required to operate as a public relations firm in Malaysia
Subject to:
- Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 (CMA)
- Printing Presses and Publications Act 1984
Governing law for service agreements: Malaysia
Amendments to service agreements require written, signed amendments

Current client base has concentrated revenue historically from two major customers
Competitors: GO Communications, Precious Communications, BRANDTHINK Malaysia, Mad Hat Asia
Differentiation: agility, personalized client relationships, and tailored services; focus on human-centered PR over automated content
Company monitors AI-generated content as a potential disruption and market factor

Scope: content drafting, editing, formatting, publishing; PR advisory covering media strategy, brand positioning, and materials review
Payment terms: fees payable within 7 days of invoice; late payments incur interest at 18% per annum (pro-rated daily)
Term and termination: agreements remain until terminated by either party with 30 days’ written notice or immediately for material breach
Content ownership: client owns all approved and published content
Confidentiality: mutual confidentiality obligations for proprietary and sensitive information
Liability and indemnity: service provider bears no liability for content post-publication except for proven negligence; client indemnifies the service provider against third-party claims
Governing law: Malaysia
Amendments: must be written and signed by both parties

Reliance on third-party cloud-based platforms and IT providers
Security measures in place: password protection, multi-factor authentication where available, software updates, data backups, and third-party monitoring
Oversight: board of directors (including CEO and CFO, who is the sole director)
No dedicated cybersecurity committee or in-house specialized cybersecurity personnel
No identified cybersecurity incidents to date; risks are acknowledged