TLDR
- Rezolve AI (RZLV) reports H2 and full-year 2025 earnings before market open on Monday, March 30.
- Analysts expect an EPS loss of $0.04 for the quarter and a full-year loss of $0.20 per share.
- The options market is pricing in a ±20.36% move, with implied volatility of 247.81%.
- Five of six analysts rate the stock a Strong Buy, with an average price target of $11.25 — implying 371% upside.
- Rezolve AI acquired Reward for $230 million in February 2026, a deal that could reshape its growth path.
Rezolve AI is set to drop its first full-year earnings report on Monday morning, and the market is watching closely. The stock has had a rough run — trading near $2.39 as of Friday — but the analyst community has not given up on it.
The report covers the second half and full fiscal year ended December 31, 2025. It’s the first time investors will get a clear look at the numbers under Rezolve’s AI commerce model over a complete year.
Wall Street is penciling in a loss of $0.04 per share for the quarter. For the full year, the consensus sits at a loss of $0.20 per share, with estimates ranging from -$0.15 to -$0.30 depending on the analyst.
That’s not a great set of numbers on the surface. But here’s the thing — six analysts cover RZLV, five of them have Strong Buy ratings, and none have a Sell. The lone outlier is a Hold.
The average price target sits at $11.25, implying roughly 371% upside from current levels. Even the most cautious target on the street, at $7.00, would represent close to a 200% gain.
Acquisition in Focus
The biggest wildcard heading into Monday is the $230 million acquisition of Reward, which closed in February 2026. Investors will be looking for management’s first detailed comments on how that deal changes the company’s cost structure, revenue outlook, and growth strategy.
Rezolve paid a considerable sum for Reward, and how that capital was deployed — and what it bought — will likely drive as much of the post-earnings reaction as the headline EPS number.
The acquisition adds complexity to an already uncertain earnings setup. Analysts project losses narrowing by 65% in fiscal 2026, down to -$0.07 per share, which suggests the street expects meaningful improvement — but execution will need to follow.
What the Options Market Is Saying
The options market is not messing around. Implied volatility on RZLV has blown out to 247.81%, and traders are pricing in a move of ±$0.48 through April 2. That puts the expected trading range between $1.90 and $2.86 over the next six days.
That’s a massive range for a stock already trading under $3. It suggests the market genuinely has no strong conviction about which direction earnings will send the stock.
Analysts who have updated their forecasts recently include HC Wainwright’s Scott Buck, who holds a $12 price target, and Maxim Group’s Tom Forte, with the most bullish target on the street at $15.
Roth Capital’s Rohit Kulkarni sits at $12.50 and has the highest accuracy rate among recent raters at 81%.
Cantor Fitzgerald and Northland Capital Markets both hold targets of $7.00, representing the lower end of the range.
The key items to watch Monday will be revenue growth figures, any commentary on the Reward integration, and whether management updates its forward guidance.
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