LOGIQ, INC.: insider trades · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About LOGIQ, INC.

LOGIQ, INC. (ticker: LGIQ) is a U.S.-based company incorporated in Delaware in 2004 and headquartered in New York, with offices in New York City, United States. In the SEC filings reviewed, the stock was described as quoted on OTC Markets rather than on NYSE or NASDAQ, so for investor context it is best viewed as a U.S. micro/small-cap equity whose market presence has historically been tied to the OTC venue. Logiq has built its identity around digital consumer acquisition, martech, and data-driven marketing solutions, primarily aimed at small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). The company’s core platform has long been DataLogiq, a digital marketing analytics business that offers proprietary data management, audience targeting, lead generation, multichannel re-engagement, performance marketing, and SaaS-based tools designed to improve customer discovery and branding in e-commerce environments. SEC disclosures indicate that DataLogiq also licenses software technology and provides managed technology services to other e-commerce companies. Logiq expanded this platform through acquisitions, including Fixel AI in 2020, which added a self-serve martech audience-targeting capability to the product set, and Rebel AI in 2021, further broadening the company’s digital advertising and targeting toolkit. A notable corporate milestone occurred in September 2020, when the company changed its name from Weyland Tech, Inc. to Logiq, Inc., alongside the ticker change to LGIQ. That rebranding reflected a strategic pivot toward digital marketing and technology-enabled customer acquisition. More recently, however, the company’s SEC filings show a major restructuring and separation of assets, including the spin-off-related treatment of AppLogiq/CreateApp and the exclusion of prior DataLogiq revenue from consolidated results. This had a pronounced impact on reported financials in 2024, with revenue and operating results materially lower after the business separations. From a competitive standpoint, Logiq operates in a highly fragmented but crowded space, competing against larger adtech, martech, and cloud software vendors as well as specialized performance-marketing providers. Its differentiation lies in proprietary data tools, targeted SMB-oriented solutions, and a performance-based SaaS/managed-services model rather than scale leadership. Geographic exposure has historically been broader than the New York headquarters might suggest: SEC disclosures reference the Minneapolis, Minnesota base of the DataLogiq business and revenue exposure in Southeast Asia, the EU, South Korea, and Africa in earlier periods. Recent company communications also indicate strategic optionality beyond core adtech, including a May 2024 letter of intent to acquire MedLab Essentials, presented as an entry into biotech and cell/gene therapy-related innovation. For investors, LGIQ should be viewed as a transition-stage U.S. technology name with a history of acquisitions, restructuring, and strategic repositioning, making it a higher-risk, event-driven microcap rather than a conventional mature software platform.