Allied Energy Hits Profitability in Major Pivot to AI Social Commerce

NEWARK, N.J. and TORONTO – April 21, 2026 – Allied Energy, Inc. (OTC: AGGI), a company whose name belies its modern operations, today announced a landmark financial turnaround, reporting record results for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025. The firm posted over 400% year-over-year revenue growth and achieved more than $1 million in net income, marking a decisive shift to profitability.

This transformation is not rooted in traditional energy markets but in the burgeoning digital landscape of the creator economy. The success is attributed entirely to its wholly-owned subsidiary, BILI Social Inc., an AI-driven social commerce platform connecting brands with content creators.

An AI-Powered Engine for the Creator Economy

At the heart of Allied Energy's success is BILI Social, a platform designed to monetize social media content through a performance-based model. Unlike traditional influencer marketing that often involves large upfront fees for exposure, BILI’s model focuses on tangible results. Brands pay when sales are made, and creators earn commissions on those sales, creating a symbiotic relationship focused on outcomes.

The platform's revenue growth is driven by its core services: BILI Base™, which facilitates transaction volume, and BILI Boost™ and Boost+™, which offer managed campaigns for brands seeking curated creator partnerships. This structure has proven effective, leveraging a network of over 25,000 micro and macro influencers across North America.

What truly sets BILI apart, according to company documents, is its deep integration of artificial intelligence. The company has positioned itself as an “AI-first platform,” a strategy underscored by the September 2025 appointment of Dr. Wei Sun, an adjunct AI professor at the University of Waterloo, as its Director of AI. Under Dr. Sun's leadership, BILI is focused on developing advanced capabilities, including AI-powered video creation for influencers, automatic multilingual content generation, and sophisticated tools to identify top-performing creators and optimize campaigns. Early tests have been promising, with internal data from 2023 showing that AI-generated posts performed 28% better in audience engagement.

A Strategic Metamorphosis

The name 'Allied Energy' is a relic of a past corporate identity, tracing back to a 2007 name change from Allied Energy Group, Inc. The company's dramatic pivot away from its historical roots was solidified with the acquisition of BILI Inc. and the subsequent appointment of BILI’s co-founder, Adrian Capobianco, as Chairman and CEO of Allied Energy in March 2025.

Capobianco brings over two decades of leadership in technology and media, with executive experience at global media agency Vizeum (a Dentsu company) and a background that includes roles at IBM. His expertise in leveraging data and AI to drive sales through digital content has been central to the company’s new direction. His standing in the field was highlighted in November 2025 when he was invited to testify as an expert witness before the Canadian federal Standing Committee on Heritage regarding AI's impact on creative industries.

“2025 represents a breakout year for us,” Capobianco stated in the press release. “We delivered multi-fold revenue growth, but also achieved profitability as our BILI Social business continues to scale across North America. These results validate our strategy to build a leading AI-driven engine at the intersection of creators, commerce, and data.”

To eliminate the confusion between its name and its business, shareholders approved a corporate name change to “BILI Social International, Inc.” in March 2026. This change, along with a planned 1-for-500 reverse stock split, is pending regulatory approval and will formally complete the company's transformation.

The Financial Turnaround and Market Realities

The financial results detailed in the company's recent Form 10-K filing with the SEC paint a picture of explosive growth. Net revenues surged 446.5% to $1.91 million in 2025 from just over $350,000 in 2024. More impressively, the company swung from a net loss of $495,281 to a net income of $1.05 million. Gross margin also expanded significantly, from 66.3% in 2024 to 85.6% in 2025, reinforcing the high-margin nature of its asset-light, service-fee-based model.

While these figures are compelling, the company operates within the Over-The-Counter (OTC) market, which carries its own set of considerations for investors. Although AGGI is current in its SEC reporting—a higher standard of transparency for an OTC-traded company—its own filings disclose certain risks. Management noted the existence of “material internal control weaknesses” as of December 31, 2025, including the lack of an audit committee and inadequate segregation of duties. Furthermore, with over 20 billion common shares outstanding as of April 2026, potential shareholder dilution remains a factor.

Navigating a Booming Market

BILI Social is operating in a sector experiencing exponential growth. The global creator economy, valued at over $250 billion in 2025, is projected to exceed $1.35 trillion by 2035. BILI’s AI-driven, performance-based model is strategically positioned to capitalize on the shift away from traditional advertising toward more authentic, measurable, creator-led commerce.

The company’s stated strategy involves continuing its expansion across North America while improving monetization efficiency and fostering repeat business from brands. Allied Energy is also reviewing its capital markets strategy, with a potential uplisting to the OTCQB market or a national exchange on the horizon. Such a move would increase its visibility and liquidity, marking another significant milestone in its evolution from a legacy shell into a promising player in the digital economy.