MDwerks(OTC) MDWK

MDwerks helps industries speed up aging of spirits and dry wood faster. Its technology lets beverage makers and manufacturers save time and costs. The company’s products serve both alcohol producers and industrial processors.

Products and Services

• Two Trees Distilling (61% of revenue): Produces bourbon, whiskey, vodka, and ready-to-drink cocktails for U.S. consumers and retailers.
• RF Specialties (39% of revenue): Develops radio frequency (RF) systems for rapid aging of spirits and drying sawdust for manufacturers.
• Whiskey-as-a-Service (WaaS): Licenses rapid-aging technology to other spirits companies, offering on-site aging services.
• SRAS (Spirits Rapid Aging System): Uses RF energy to age spirits quickly, reducing time and costs for distilleries.
• MSDS (Molecular Sawdust Drying System): Dries sawdust and wood pellets efficiently for lumber and pellet producers.

Growth and Expansion

• Acquired RF Specialties and Two Trees Beverage Company in December 2023 to enter spirits and industrial tech markets.
• Launched WaaS model in 2025, signing contracts with two major U.S. spirits companies for rapid-aging technology deployment.
• Signed international agreement in 2025 for SRAS deployment in three countries, with exclusivity based on annual installations.
• Installed higher-capacity SRAS at Two Trees facility in early 2026 to boost production.
• Deployed first MSDS at a lumber mill in 2025, targeting wood products and pellet manufacturing.

What Makes MDwerks Stand Out

MDwerks owns patents for using radio frequency energy to speed up aging and drying processes. Its WaaS model creates recurring revenue by licensing technology to other companies. The company’s focus on industrial efficiency and sustainability sets it apart in both spirits and manufacturing sectors.

Five Things You Need to Know

• Revenue was $2.21 million in FY 2025, down 6.3% from FY 2024.
• Two Trees Distilling made up 61% of FY 2025 revenue, up from 56%.
• Gross profit turned negative in FY 2025 due to higher costs and inventory impairment.
• Net loss widened to $3.80 million in FY 2025, from $1.62 million in FY 2024.
• Auditors raised going concern warnings due to recurring losses and working capital deficit.

Bottom Line

MDwerks has shifted from a shell company to a technology-driven business in spirits and industrial processing. Its patented RF solutions and WaaS model show diversification, but financial challenges remain significant.