WILMINGTON, DE — Onfolio Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: ONFO, ONFOW) (OTC: ONFOP) said it has expanded the use of artificial intelligence across its portfolio of businesses, citing recent advances in AI agents that allow smaller teams to build software, automate workflows and reduce operating costs.
The company said in an update that improvements in AI tools, including systems developed by Anthropic and OpenAI, have enabled its team to deploy production-level software and automate knowledge-based tasks across multiple business units.
Onfolio first outlined a four-pillar AI strategy in June 2023 and said in its 2024 annual letter that adoption had been limited due to technological constraints.
The company said recent developments have accelerated implementation, allowing smaller teams to perform work previously requiring larger organizations and creating potential acquisition opportunities for underperforming businesses.
According to the company, its Eastern Standard branding and web agency now uses AI for the majority of its development work and has absorbed responsibilities from a departed employee without hiring a replacement.
Onfolio said its chief operating officer built an AI-driven advertising analytics system that replaces approximately $5,000 per month in external agency costs for one subsidiary while improving performance analysis.
The company also said its chief executive officer developed a multi-platform content and investor communications system using AI, which increased shareholder engagement and is being adapted into a potential standalone product.
In another example, the company said it built a membership platform for one subsidiary over a single weekend using AI tools, a project it said would have previously required months of development and significant cost.
Onfolio said it is also developing AI-powered services for external sale, marking a shift toward offering products in addition to operating acquired businesses.
The company said AI adoption is occurring across its portfolio, including initiatives led by individual business unit leaders restructuring operations around AI-driven processes.
The company said its approach has reduced costs, increased operational capacity and created systems that can be deployed across multiple businesses.
“We’re building … an AI infrastructure that makes every business more efficient and every acquisition more accretive from day one,” said CEO Dominic Wells, adding that newer AI systems can manage and improve processes with less manual oversight.
Onfolio said it believes broader adoption of AI across industries may create acquisition opportunities as companies that have not implemented AI may be undervalued relative to their potential.
The company published the full update, titled “Our AI Thesis Took Three Years to Pay Off. It Was Worth the Wait,” at https://www.onfolio.com/ai-strategy-report-card.
Onfolio Holdings is an owner-operator of online businesses across sectors including marketing, education and e-commerce, with a focus on generating cash flow and long-term value.
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