INPX
Inpixon Common Stock
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Says the guy that actually had the balls to post about $SPGC…so tell me, how’s the company doing? ;)
$CXAI is trash. Nadar AI group of shell companies, check out $INPX, $KINS and $XTIA. All the same guy, all the same failed companies.
But you do you and because the stock is so bad, it’ll likely run…but I 100% guarantee you $CXAI will end up like $SPGC.

Great connection to notice! Both CXAI and XTIA share the same parent: Inpixon (INPX).
Here’s how they’re related:
• $CXAI (CXApp) was spun off when Inpixon distributed 100% of the outstanding capital stock of its subsidiary CXApp Holding Corp. to Inpixon shareholders, followed by a merger with SPAC KINS Technology Group. 
• $XTIA (XTI Aerospace) came about through a separate merger between Inpixon and XTI Aerospace. 
So essentially, Inpixon used two different strategies:
• Spun out its enterprise apps business → became $CXAI
• Merged its remaining shell/business with XTI Aircraft → became $XTIA
Both are effectively successor companies to Inpixon (INPX), making them corporate siblings that share the same lineage. It’s a fairly unusual situation where one parent company essentially transformed into two separate public entities through back-to-back transactions.
The central figure behind all of this is Nadir Ali, the CEO of Inpixon. He led Inpixon’s acquisition of The CXApp and drove the strategy of building it into a division of Inpixon.  He then orchestrated both major transactions:
• Ali commented on the CXApp spinoff/merger with KINS, noting it would allow Inpixon shareholders to share in the anticipated benefits while also freeing Inpixon to focus on its RTLS business. 
• When the XTI merger was announced, Ali and CFO Wendy Loundermon were expected to resign upon closing, with XTI’s Scott Pomeroy taking over as CEO of the new XTI Aerospace. 
So Nadir Ali was essentially the architect who built up Inpixon through acquisitions, spun out CXApp into XTIA — and exited both. Khurram Sheikh runs $CXAI today, and Scott Pomeroy runs $XTIA.