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CreditRiskMonitor will be exhibiting at the Credit Research Foundation's 2026 August Forum. This event includes an intimate exhibit hall experience, providing time to connect with the industry’s leading service providers to learn about new products and services available to help you and your team tackle today’s most pressing challenges.

Join CreditRiskMonitor's Trade Contributor Program trusted for accurate data, broad coverage, and predictive financial risk analytics. See why organizations from 40% of the Fortune 1000 contribute their A/R trade files totaling $3 trillion in annual trade payment data.

With the Trade Contributor Program and CreditRiskMonitor® platform, TTM Technologies transformed its credit management process into a more efficient and data-driven operation. The availability of on-demand financial data and predictive scoring streamlines daily workflows and enables the team to conduct faster and more consistent credit reviews.

CreditRiskMonitor.com, Inc. (OTCQX: CRMZ) reported revenues of $5.0 million, an increase of approximately $115 thousand or 2%, for the first quarter of fiscal 2026 compared to the same period of fiscal 2025.

CreditRiskMonitor will be exhibiting at NACM's 130th Credit Congress & Expo. The Expo Marketplace continues to be the focal point —connecting exhibitors directly with influential credit professionals from across the country and beyond, all seeking new solutions and products to drive success in today’s business landscape. Join us at the event to discuss strategy, best practices, our latest solutions, and more. 

TARRYTOWN, NY—March 24, 2026—CreditRiskMonitor.com, Inc. (OTCQX: CRMZ) reported operating revenues of $20.1 million, an increase of approximately $314 thousand or 2%, for the year ended December 31, 2025, as compared to 2024. 

As commercial bankruptcies continue to rise, tracking supplier financial risk should be a strategic priority. When suppliers become financially distressed or fail, they can quickly trigger disruptions across the supply chain. Because organizations often rely on hundreds to tens of thousands of suppliers, mitigating this risk requires clear supplier classification, actionable financial risk insights and collaboration across departments. Risk monitoring platforms provide the most cost-effective means to accomplish this. 

We will be an exhibitor at ISM World 2026, a leading global conference for procurement and supply chain professionals to explore industry trends, share best practices, and connect with solution providers driving smarter risk and supplier management. Join us at the event to discuss our SupplyChainMonitor™ platform, supplier financial risk, and more.

CreditRiskMonitor will be attending the Credit Research Foundation's upcoming March Forum. This forum will deliver a concentrated lineup of sessions designed to help credit, finance, and order-to-cash leaders navigate the operational, economic, and technological shifts shaping 2026. Join us at the event to discuss strategy, best practices, our latest solutions, and more. 

The commercial financial landscape is more unpredictable than ever and full of risk. CreditRiskMonitor® is a web-based risk monitoring platform that continuously tracks the financial health of your customers, alerting you to distress and bankruptcies that impact cash flow. You will get the most accurate and complete picture of financial risk, and the most thorough analysis of the companies you care about most.

Modern supply chains are more complex than ever and more fragile. SupplyChainMonitor™ is a web-based risk monitoring platform that continuously tracks the financial health of your suppliers, alerting you to distress and bankruptcies. It also provides a holistic risk management solution covering geopolitical disruptions, severe weather, plant shutdowns, and regulatory sanctions, among other risks.

From January through December 2025, the PAYCE® Score predicted bankruptcies across North America, including many mega-bankruptcies with liabilities of $1 billion or more. These companies were flagged as “high risk” at least three months in advance. Importantly, nearly 50% of the largest company bankruptcies showed prompt or near-prompt trade payment behavior shortly before filing (the cloaking effect). Because of this, traditional trade-only models did not flag them. We expect private-company bankruptcies to remain elevated through 2026.