Key Highlights

  • 2025 revenue was $31.66 million, up 7.1%, but the net loss was $119.79 million.
  • A reverse share split was announced on September 10.
  • Nasdaq sent a notice on September 25 about market value.
  • HUB agreed to sell its QPoint Group for about $8.7 million.

HUB Cyber Security Ltd. (NASDAQ:HUBC), an Israeli cybersecurity company, has a market capitalisation of about $1.78 million on 1.80 million shares. It announced a reverse share split on September 10 and received a Nasdaq notice on September 25 about the market value of its listed securities.

Latest Company Context

2025 revenue was $31.66 million, up 7.1% from $29.56 million, but the net loss was $119.79 million, about 201% larger than in 2024. On March 31, 2026 CEO Noah Hershcoviz resigned. On July 1 it acquired certain Evofem convertible notes for no cash. On August 3 it said it regained compliance with Nasdaq listing requirements, and on August 4 it agreed to sell its QPoint Group for about $8.7 million to the Malam Team Group. Several trading halts occurred in recent weeks.

Key Business Drivers

HUB provides cybersecurity solutions in Israel, the Americas, Asia Pacific and Europe through Product and Technology and Professional Services segments, with about 310 employees. Drivers include the effect of the QPoint disposal on revenue and cash, cost reduction, and leadership stability. The large loss relative to revenue puts attention on liquidity.

What Investors Should Watch

The next earnings report is estimated for November 11, 2026. Investors may watch completion of the QPoint sale, reverse split implementation, resolution of the Nasdaq notice, management appointments and financing.

Modest Revenue Growth Beside a Very Large Loss and Listing Pressure

HUB Cyber Security combines modest revenue growth with a very large 2025 loss, a planned reverse split and a fresh Nasdaq notice. The QPoint Group sale and leadership change add further moving parts.