Revenue grew 195% to $2,381,407 in 2025 (2024: $808,372), driven by product sales ($1.35M) and installation services ($1.03M). Cost of revenue was $1,850,682; implied gross margin ~22%, reflecting early-stage scale and new installation services. Operating expenses rose to $18,877,398 (2024: $6,113,050), led by payroll/management compensation of $9,851,419 and professional fees of $4,380,182. Stock-based compensation and financing-related non-cash items were substantial: $19.14M of stock-based expense and $8.68M financing expense. Other expenses totaled $20,341,652, including loss on settlement of debt ($6.84M) and derivative fair value loss ($2.00M). Net loss widened to $36,837,643 (2024: $6,881,722); accumulated deficit reached $113,203,031. Cash at 12/31/2025 was $6,268,591; working capital was $5,245,800 (current assets $7.42M vs. current liabilities $2.17M). Debt outstanding was $3,022,673 at 12/31/2025, including $2.0M related-party convertible note (extended to 4/28/2026). Equity financing: September and October 2025 PIPEs netted ~$8.1M; additional proceeds of ~$2.68M from October 2025–March 2026 issues. Convertible notes: $2.075M (Feb 2025) and $2.0M related-party (Feb 2025) with 10% interest and warrants; several notes converted to common stock in 2025. Listed on NYSE American on 12/4/2025 (ticker: CITR); 19,150,234 common shares outstanding as of 3/30/2026. Management build-out in 2025: CEO (Wesley Bolsen), COO (Andrew Hotsko), CFO (Nanuk Warman), CTO (Stephen Conboy), and General Counsel (Anthony Newton); Joshua Ralston separated on 12/31/2025. Strategy: environmentally safe fire inhibitors (EPA Safer Choice; UL GREENGUARD Gold), Class A fire-rated wood coatings, and CitroSafe proactive wildfire systems with an insurance channel in proof-of-concept. Liquidity outlook: existing cash resources expected to fund planned operations through fiscal year 2026; additional capital may be needed thereafter.