Bonk Inc forecasts 100% revenue growth for 2026 after restructuring

Bonk Inc (NASDAQ: BNKK) announced financial guidance for fiscal 2026, projecting 100% year-over-year revenue growth following capital reorganization and debt elimination completed in 2025.

The company will enter 2026 with a debt-free balance sheet and approximately 5.3 million shares outstanding after completing a 1-for-35 reverse stock split effective December 11. The restructuring addresses what the company described as legacy liabilities and capital structure requirements.

Revenue projections center on two primary sources. Bonk Inc holds a 51% revenue interest in BONK.fun, a digital asset platform that the company values at approximately $30 million based on recent quarterly filings. The beverage division, which includes the Yerbaé brand, is expected to contribute roughly $4 million in revenue for 2026.

"Post-split, Bonk Inc will have an estimated 5.3 million shares outstanding, a materially reduced float, and no legacy debt," said CEO Jarrett Boon. "We believe these changes, combined with our majority revenue participation in BONK.fun and the expected $4M contribution from Yerbaé, create a clearer path to durable cash flow."

The company cited potential regulatory developments including the GENIUS Act of 2025, which established framework for a national Strategic Digital Asset Reserve, and the Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act as factors that could influence performance beyond baseline projections.

Bonk Inc operates through subsidiary BONK Holdings LLC, focusing on revenue-generating assets in decentralized finance, and maintains a beverage division with the Sure Shot and Yerbaé brands. The company's current market capitalization to BONK holdings ratio stands at 1.85x according to the announcement.

The guidance represents management projections based on current business operations and market conditions, according to the press release statement.

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