Healthcare Triangle, a $16M Microcap, Targets Teyame.AI and Its $34M FY2025 (NASDAQ: HCTI)

PLEASANTON, CA / ACCESS Newswire / October 10, 2025 / Some companies tiptoe into innovation. Healthcare Triangle Inc. (NASDAQ:HCTI) prefers to kick the door down. The Pleasanton-based digital health firm, valued at just $16.1 million and lifted by a 27% rise in its share price to $2.76 since the start of September, is working to complete a strategic move that feels more like a plot twist than a business plan. It has signed a non-binding letter of intent to acquire Teyame.AI, a European customer experience platform that is protected to generate $34 million in revenue and $4.2 million in EBITDA in 2025. For a company worth half that, this isn't a deal. It's an act of defiance.

Why? Because moves like this aren't supposed to come from companies this small. Microcaps don't chase targets twice their size. They don't sign letters of intent for multi-million-dollar AI acquisitions. They don't look at the odds, shrug, and make the swing anyway. That's why it reads less like a strategy and more like a rebellion by refusing to accept the ceiling the market has assigned.

It's also defiance because HCTI isn't just buying a company; it's challenging its own narrative. The market labels HCTI as a niche healthcare IT vendor, and HCTI responds by reaching for a global AI firm. Then, as analysts expected to evaluate survival tactics, HCTI responds with expansion plans. Before the announcement, investors had been whispering about delisting risk. What did HCTI do? It countered with a legally written LOI about building a next-generation digital health empire. Every signal says play it safe, and HCTI's doing the opposite - not recklessly, but with conviction, where action beats perception.

Healthcare Triangle Has Also been About Precision

Conviction has been the norm at HCTI. Healthcare Triangle built its name on precision, not promises. It delivers HITRUST-certified cloud and data transformation for hospitals, payers, and life science giants that cannot afford to make mistakes. Make no mistake. HVCT isn't a microcap shop scraping for contracts. The company already sits inside critical digital infrastructure, running secure platforms like CloudEz and DataEz that manage sensitive healthcare data and compliance at scale. That kind of access earns trust, and in healthcare, trust is a currency few can mint.