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Raadr, Doing Business as Telvantis, Unveils Part 2 of Investor Education Series: Inside the $300M+ Growth Strategy

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NEW YORK - March 6, 2025 (NEWMEDIAWIRE) - Raadr Inc. (OTC: $RDAR), doing business as Telvantis ("Telvantis" or the "Company"), continues its Investor Education Series with part 2, delivering a data-driven breakdown of its revenue model, 2024 strategy, and future expansion roadmap.

With a $300M+ revenue base and expanding enterprise partnerships, Telvantis is scaling its CPaaS platform, optimizing carrier services, and investing in AI-driven security solutions to unlock new growth markets.

"We're not just another telecom company- we are building a high-growth technology platform for the future of digital communication," said Daniel Contreras, CEO of Telvantis. "This educational series is about transparency and clarity- giving investors a front-row seat to our financial strategy, expansion efforts, and long-term vision."

How Telvantis makes money: understanding the business model

At its core, Telvantis operates in three high-growth segments within the global communications industry:

  • Enterprise messaging (CPaaS): Telvantis powers SMS authentication, fraud alerts, and customer engagement for fintech, healthcare, and e-commerce businesses.

  • Telecom carrier services: The company partners with 300+ mobile operators worldwide, managing high-volume voice and messaging traffic to optimize carrier networks.

  • Value-added platform revenue: Monetizing proprietary software, analytics, and enhanced messaging solutions for global enterprises.

These three pillars drive recurring revenue and scalable growth, positioning Telvantis to capitalize on the $1.46 trillion telecom API market.

"Our financial model is built on stability, efficiency, and scalability," said Daniel Gilcher, CFO of Telvantis. "We are not just growing revenues; we are optimizing our cost structures, securing enterprise partnerships, and increasing profitability. Investors deserve clarity, and this series delivers exactly that."

2024: a foundation for growth, not just a transition year

Telvantis has described 2024 as a "transition year," but more accurately, it is a launchpad for scalable growth. Key focus areas include:

  • Expanding carrier partnerships: Strengthening global telecom alliances to enhance messaging and voice services.

  • Optimizing cost structures: Driving operational efficiency to improve long-term profitability.

  • Strengthening enterprise revenue streams: Targeting fintech, healthcare, and e-commerce clients to increase high-margin messaging revenue.

  • Advancing AI & security solutions: Investing in next-gen fraud detection and data security tools for enterprise messaging.

  • Completing financial audits: Ensuring financial transparency and preparing for potential uplisting opportunities.