Realbotix said Scott Meyers will become chief financial officer on January 12, 2026, as the TSX Venture issuer refreshes its finance bench. The appointment lands ahead of year‑end reporting and a busy 2026 product calendar.
Meyers has more than 20 years of experience in corporate finance and public company reporting across Canada and the United States. CFOs at Canadian issuers oversee financial reporting, capital planning, controls, and investor relations. Martin Bui will stay through year‑end to ensure a clean handover, then depart in early 2026.
CFO start date and transition
The move comes as Realbotix continues to scale its AI and humanoid robotics lines and navigates public market disclosure. The issuer said Bui will assist through the audit and annual filing cycle, which is a key period for a new finance lead to set controls and timelines.
Andrew Kiguel, chief executive, thanked the outgoing finance head, saying, “We are deeply grateful to Martin Bui for his service,” said Andrew Kiguel. Meyers arrives with cross‑border experience that can help a venture‑listed name manage filings, cash flow, and vendor contracts during growth.
Balance sheet and capital plans
Realbotix raised fresh funds this fall, closing a C$7,000,000 brokered private placement on October 24. Proceeds came from 14 million units at C$0.50, with five‑year warrants struck at C$0.75, terms that set a path for future equity if milestones are met.
Capital raised in late 2025 now sits beside a finance change that could shape spending discipline and reporting cadence in 2026. Realbotix said it aims to support expansion while keeping focus on cost controls.
In recent quarters, Realbotix has layered new governance steps alongside funding. The issuer changed its auditor in September, a routine but important step that influences audit timelines and accounting policy interpretations.
Combined with a CFO transition, these items set the tone for the next fiscal year. Management will need to align audit planning, internal controls, and disclosure practices early in 2026. Strong handoffs here reduce surprises at filing deadlines.
Realbotix has been remaking its market identity since 2024, including a ticker change on the TSX Venture Exchange. Tokens.com rebranded toward robotics and moved its Canadian symbol to XBOT on May 24, 2024, a change that signalled a pivot from digital assets to hardware and applied AI.
That shift laid the groundwork for later financings and the current leadership update. The next checkpoints for shareholders are audit completion, year‑end filings, and any guidance on production or preorders tied to 2026 events. Realbotix framed the hire as part of a broader growth plan.
“We’re excited to welcome Scott Meyers as our new CFO,” Kiguel added in the announcement, which set the January start and transition timeline, the release said.
For a venture‑listed operator, the finance role is often the point person for bank lines, supplier terms, and regulator contact. With cash raised in October, the incoming CFO’s first tasks will likely include budget setting and year‑end close. A clean close and clear guidance would set the base for 2026.
