Datavault AI reported 3Q25 revenue of $2.9M, up 148% YoY, and raised FY25 revenue guidance to at least $30M. DVLT's growth is driven by scaling its Acoustic Science and Data Science divisions, leveraging high-margin licensing and recurring royalties. Major deals, including a $10M Scilex agreement and a Wellgistics partnership, underpin confidence in hitting $30M FY25 and $200M FY26 revenue targets.
Datavault AI (NASDAQ: DVLT) — a company that operates at the intersection of AI, data management, and Web3 — has experienced an increase of nearly 18% in its stock over the past week, despite being down more than 23% for the last month. For the year, shares have remained relatively stable.
Growth has become a tough sell for investors this fall. With a week to go in November, many growth stocks—particularly in the technology sector—are down sharply.