Stock Market Participants,
The latest ValueScope report on the Siyata Mobile (nasdaq:syta) merger with Core Gaming just dropped, and the numbers are genuinely impressive. Let’s walk through why this matters.
Siyata Mobile, recently valued independently by ValueScope, LLC (a subsidiary of the renowned Marshall & Stevens), is entering into a transformative merger with Core Gaming, a rapidly growing firm professionally valued at $160 million. This merger places Siyata on an entirely new trajectory.
The market’s initial response has already been strong, with Siyata’s stock surging 100%, then another 50%, followed by additional 30% jumps each time news hit.
Yet, this could be just the tip of the iceberg.
Historically, short-sellers have targeted Siyata due to its past financing actions and reverse splits, expecting similar patterns to continue. But here’s what they’re missing: Siyata can no longer conduct “at-the-market” financings due to recent regulatory changes and existing agreements.
This significantly reduces potential dilution, leaving only approximately 5.5 million fully diluted shares available to trade—a clear sign that Siyata is substantially undervalued.
Given Core Gaming’s valuation at $160 million, legacy Siyata shareholders’ guaranteed minimum 10% ownership translates into a $16 million stake, roughly eight times the current market cap.
If you own shares of Siyata pre-merger you have some downside protection!
In the merger between Siyata Mobile Inc. (nasdaq:syta) and Core Gaming, Inc., the number of shares issued to Core Gaming shareholders is determined by dividing Core Gaming’s $160 million valuation by the volume-weighted average price (VWAP) of Siyata’s stock over the 10 trading days preceding the merger’s effective date.
Example:
With Siyata’s current share price at approximately $2.00, this would result in issuing around 80 million shares to Core Gaming.
To ensure that legacy Siyata shareholders retain at least a 10% ownership stake in the combined entity, a special one-time stock dividend will be issued within six months following the merger’s completion.
This mechanism effectively doubles the number of shares held by existing Siyata shareholders, providing downside protection by maintaining their proportional ownership in the merged company.
So if the price is $2.0 post merger you would theoretically have an easy double.
Conversely, if Siyata’s share price were higher, say $8.00, fewer shares (approximately 20 million) would be issued to Core Gaming, resulting in a higher ownership percentage for existing Siyata shareholders even before the stock dividend is applied.
This structure ensures that legacy shareholders are protected in scenarios of lower share prices and stand to gain a larger ownership stake when share prices are higher.
Beyond valuation, Core Gaming brings significant revenue momentum, boasting around $80 million in unaudited gross revenues for fiscal 2024 and an impressive base of 40 million monthly active users. Coupled with Siyata’s recent strategic partnerships—including critical alliances with T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon, and innovative integrations like Starlink connectivity—this merger positions the company to capture substantial market share in the exploding 5G landscape.
Before the T-Mobile partnership, Siyata (SYTA) already projected revenue growth to reach between $20-30 million this year. Now, with strategic alignment and new 5G products launching in 2025, the growth potential appears even more robust.
Simply put, Siyata’s (SYTA) current market cap doesn’t reflect its genuine potential.
Given the recent trend of Nasdaq small-cap stocks frequently delivering explosive gains (think 200-400% daily movers), Siyata presents one of the clearest arbitrage opportunities I’ve seen in a long while—more than 5X potential at current valuations.
If you’ve been following our Siyata Mobile, Inc. (nasdaq:syta) coverage here at 247marketnews, the dramatic move of over 200% between Thursday and Friday didn’t come as a surprise.
Our alerts have successfully identified and highlighted similar significant doubling patterns more than five times since January.
The notable price action from Friday, May 17, 2025, provides three critical takeaways:
Continue following our updates as we monitor Siyata’s next moves closely. As we get closer to the consummation of the Core Gaming $160 million merger,
I expect (nasdaq:syta) to test this trading thesis.
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