Track record

What the work looks like in practice.

Three named public companies. The flagship is iQSTEL, where the path ran from a sub-penny OTC stock to a Nasdaq listing. Results describe past and current engagements. Nothing here promises an outcome for any other company.

Flagship

iQSTEL IQST Nasdaq

From a sub-penny OTC stock to the Nasdaq Capital Market.

Situation. A growing technology company carrying real revenue, but trading sub-penny on the OTC market, where the story was hard for investors and machines to read clearly.

What Pulse IR's leadership did. Applied senior IR strategy to the path toward an uplisting: clarifying the company's public record, structuring the story, and preparing the company to be read accurately by the market that matters.

What changed. iQSTEL began trading on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the ticker IQST in May 2025, by direct listing. The story moved from invisible on the OTC to readable on a national exchange.

Public milestone. The Nasdaq listing is a matter of public record. This is not a forecast and not a claim about future price or performance.

Named client

GPO Plus GPOX OTCQB

Situation. An AI-powered distribution company on the OTCQB, with a real operating story that needed to read clearly to investors and to the machines that summarize it.

What Pulse IR does. Runs the See, Fix, and Reach system: showing how the company is described today, clarifying the public record, and carrying the accurate story to investors with disclosure where required.

What it targets. A clearer, more accurate public profile and broader investor awareness. Engagement detail is shared in consultation.

Named client

AMLM AMLM OTC

Situation. A small-cap issuer where investor questions and market understanding needed a structured, source-backed IR process behind them.

What Pulse IR does. Runs the engagement inside IRis, grounded in the company's own filings and approved facts, with drafts routed for approval before anything goes external.

What it targets. Accurate answers to investor questions and a public record machines can read correctly. Engagement detail is shared in consultation.

Pulse IR provides investor relations and communications services. Case summaries describe the work and, for iQSTEL, a public listing milestone. They are not investment advice and not a promise of any result.

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