US Earnings Financial Results SEC Filings — October 15, 2026

15-10-2026

Zicix Corp's annual report for the year ended March 31, 2026 shows revenue rising 943% YoY to $730,563 from $70,068, driven by new cloud consulting services ($430,027) and product sales growth ($300,536, up 329%). However, the company remains loss-making: net loss from continuing operations was $1,388,179 (versus $2,447,184 prior year, an improvement of 43%), while G&A expenses rose 53% to $1,326,751 and a $430,027 impairment on accounts receivable was recorded. The filing also flags substantial PRC/Hong Kong regulatory, currency-conversion, and dividend-restriction risks tied to its holding-company structure.

• · Net loss narrowed to $1,388,179 from $3,294,418 on a total basis, helped by the absence of FY2025's $847,234 discontinued operations loss and a $567,656 fair-value gain on convertible debts
• · Goodwill impairment of $1,376,083 in FY2025 did not recur in FY2026
• · Revenue includes $430,027 from cloud consulting services, the same amount as the accounts receivable impairment, which warrants scrutiny of collectability
• · Cost of revenue rose 3,067% to $480,461, outpacing revenue growth, so gross margin compressed to roughly 34% from about 78% in FY2025
• · Interest expense on bonds, convertible debts and promissory notes rose 60% to $423,902
• · Filing discloses material PRC/Hong Kong risks: possible restrictions on moving cash out of Hong Kong, PRC control over currency conversion, potential CSRC/US-listing approval requirements, EIT Law resident-enterprise classification, and PRC data-security rules

15-10-2026

Cannabis Suisse Corp. (CSUI) reported a net income of $55,127 for the quarter ended August 31, 2026, versus $13,907 in the prior-year quarter, a 296% increase. However, this improvement came from a non-operating item: the $114,739 amortization of debt premium. The company generated first-ever rental income of $21,000 from a related party but posted a gross loss of $931 on that revenue and an operating loss of $43,315, with operating expenses down 50% YoY from $84,535 to $42,384.

• · Net income was entirely driven by $114,739 of non-cash amortization of debt premium, offsetting a $43,315 operating loss and $16,297 related-party interest expense; excluding this item, the company would have posted a loss of roughly $59,600.
• · Rental income of $21,000 from a related party produced a gross loss of $931 after $21,931 cost of rental revenue, so the new revenue line is not yet margin-positive.
• · Operating lease liabilities of $107,000 to related parties remain in default.
• · Cash fell to $256 at August 31, 2026, with $13,000 net repaid to related-party advances during the quarter, indicating reliance on related-party funding.
• · Operating cash flow turned positive at $12,780, but this was supported by working-capital changes and lease cost adjustments rather than core earnings.
• · Diluted share count of 213,419,658 includes 142,738,720 shares from convertible notes and accrued interest, representing substantial potential dilution against 70,680,938 basic shares.

15-10-2026

Longevity Diversified Holdings, Inc. (filed under UBUYHOLDINGS INC) reported a net loss of $20,784 for the three months ended August 31, 2026, compared with a net loss of $20,308 in the prior-year quarter, an increase of 2.3%. The company has no revenue, and its stockholders' deficit widened to $(155,641) from $(134,857) at May 31, 2026, as related-party notes payable rose to $153,616.

• · No revenue was reported in either period; the company's losses consist solely of general and administrative expenses.
• · Operating cash outflows were funded entirely by related-party notes payable, which increased by $30,819 in the quarter.
• · Weighted average shares outstanding rose roughly twentyfold to 568,735,798 from 28,436,782 year over year, causing per-share loss to round to $(0.00) in both periods.
• · Accumulated deficit reached $(14,369,200), and the company holds no cash at either balance sheet date.

15-10-2026

Laredo Oil reported no revenue for the quarter ended August 31, 2026, versus $1,543 in the prior-year quarter, as total operating expenses rose 117% to $1,471,158, driven by consulting and professional services that jumped from $117,562 to $883,563. The net loss widened to $1,605,030 (from $952,074), and total liabilities grew to $14,735,509 against only $939,375 in total assets, leaving a stockholders' deficit of $13,796,134. Cash fell to $147,211, down from $420,676 at fiscal year-end, while the company raised $500,500 through common stock sales.

• · Going-concern pressure is evident: current liabilities of $13.83M far exceed current assets of $224,338, and accumulated deficit reached $35.48M.
• · Accrued payroll liabilities rose to $3,825,469 and accrued interest to $801,512, both continuing to build up unpaid obligations.
• · Accounts payable increased to $3,287,939 from $2,813,598, a rise of about $474K in the quarter.
• · Operating cash burn of $821,436 was funded mainly by $500,500 in equity sales and $143,000 in bridge loans.
• · Interest expense fell to $133,872 from $276,162, largely reflecting lower amortization of debt discount ($17,003 vs. $113,803).
• · Property and equipment, net declined to $61,812 from $67,172 due to depreciation.
• · Stock-based compensation of $22,904 and stock issued for services of $215,000 were recorded as non-cash expenses.

15-10-2026

Plutonian Acquisition Corp. II, a special purpose acquisition company, reported net income of $711,573 for the three months ended August 31, 2026, versus a net loss of $16,366 in the prior-year quarter, driven by $967,381 of interest earned on its Trust Account. For the six months, net income was $933,250 compared with a net loss of $61,790 a year earlier. Operating costs rose sharply, with general and administrative expenses of $259,473 for the quarter (up from $17,250) and $365,491 for the six months (up from $63,233), so trust income rather than operations drove the improvement.

• · Trust Account income is the sole source of the swing to net income; operating expenses rose roughly 15x for the quarter and nearly 6x for the six months.
• · Net cash used in operating activities was $314,349 for the six months, versus $41,707 a year earlier, reflecting higher operating spend.
• · Accumulated retained earnings were $217,914 as of August 31, 2026, versus an accumulated deficit of $81,554 at February 28, 2026.
• · Total shareholders' equity turned positive at $218,245 from a deficit of $56,554 at February 28, 2026.
• · Cash and cash equivalents rose to $270,975 from $49,273 at February 28, 2026, while current liabilities fell to $72,980 from $206,000, including repayment of a $200,000 related-party promissory note.

15-10-2026

NextTrip, Inc. (NTRP) reported Q2 FY2026 (three months ended August 31, 2026) revenue of $546,687, down 27.8% from $757,648 in the prior-year quarter, while the net loss widened 28.5% to $(3,723,683) from $(2,898,155). Six-month revenue rose to $1,998,422 from $896,475 (+122.9%), but the six-month net loss narrowed to $(6,849,152) from $(7,355,388), helped by a large decline in organization costs. Cash fell to $1,145,136 at period end, and net cash used in operations was $(4,803,656) versus $(470,283) a year earlier.

• · Stock-based compensation turned to a $(13,660) credit in the six months versus $138,325 expense a year earlier.
• · Provision for credit loss of $154,333 (six months) was newly recorded, alongside a $154,333 related-party receivable increase.
• · Net cash used in operations rose roughly tenfold to $(4,803,656), driven by a $(479,315) deferred revenue reduction versus a $2,000,939 increase a year earlier.
• · Q2 FY2026 operating expenses rose 3.7% to $3,493,131, led by salaries and benefits (+41.3%) and depreciation and amortization (+55.4%).
• · Six-month interest expense rose to $902,633 from $564,612, and cash interest paid rose to $357,626 from $90,383.
• · A $296,242 non-cash warrant revaluation gain helped narrow other expense in Q2 FY2026, partly offset by a $(39,285) warrant transaction cost.

15-10-2026

FingerMotion reported a sharp revenue decline for the quarter ended August 31, 2026, with revenue of $281,076 versus $8,647,511 a year earlier (-96.8% YoY), and six-month revenue of $931,165 versus $17,106,254 (-94.6%). Net loss attributable to stockholders widened to $(4,932,239) from $(1,541,010) in the prior-year quarter, driven primarily by a $3,980,797 credit impairment loss, while a $1,184,221 gain on derivative liabilities partially offset operating losses. Gross profit improved modestly in the quarter to $136,515 from $38,740, and the company's cash balance rose to $2,135,825 on a $5.6 million convertible note.

• · Operating cash outflow of $(3,490,279) for six months was funded primarily by a $5.6M convertible promissory note, with cash ending at $2,135,825 versus $221,836 a year earlier.
• · Six-month net loss attributable to stockholders was $(6,932,566), compared with $(3,549,566) in the prior-year period, nearly doubling.
• · Amortization of debt discount of $(626,505) in the quarter reflects the convertible note financing cost.
• · Stockholders' equity declined to $11,288,899 at August 31, 2026 from $15,187,650 at March 1, 2026, with an accumulated deficit of $(48,117,720).
• · Interest paid for the six months rose to $735,180 from $92,129 a year earlier.
• · Credit impairment losses for the six months totaled $(4,503,743) versus $(236,769) in the prior-year period, indicating heightened receivable collectability concerns.
• · Variable Interest Entity liabilities ($14.9M) exceed VIE assets ($9.6M), and the VIE's subsidiaries show liabilities of $49.7M against assets of $43.9M.

15-10-2026

BIOMERICA INC reported a net loss of $1,232,000 for the three months ended August 31, 2026, compared with net income of $2,000 in the prior-year quarter, as net sales fell 8.3% to $1,265,000 and gross profit dropped 75.7% to $103,000. Cash rose to $2,733,000 from $1,308,000 on a $2,231,000 private placement, but operating cash burn widened to $802,000 from $268,000 and the prior-year quarter benefited from $1,123,000 of dividend, interest, and other income.

• · Gross margin compressed to roughly 8% from roughly 31% a year earlier as cost of sales rose while net sales declined.
• · Prior-year net income was supported by $1,123,000 of dividend, interest, and other income that nearly disappeared in the 2026 quarter ($1,000).
• · Inventory reserves fell to $370,000 from $394,000, and gross inventory decreased to $2,004,000 from $2,101,000.
• · A $500,000 secured promissory note payable to a related party remains classified as a current liability.
• · Accrued common stock issuance costs of $111,000 were charged against additional paid-in capital and remained unpaid at quarter end.
• · Operating lease liabilities total $1,826,000 (current $240,000 plus non-current $1,586,000) against right-of-use assets of $1,809,000.
• · The filing lists risk-related forward-looking considerations including the ability to access capital and debt markets and SEC limits on equity issuance capacity.

15-10-2026

PREAXIA HEALTH CARE PAYMENT SYSTEMS INC. (PAXH) reported a Q1 FY2027 net loss of $206,876 for the three months ended August 31, 2026, versus a restated $745,208 loss in the prior-year quarter, a 72% reduction in losses. Revenue remained zero in both periods, and total shareholders' deficit widened to $(543,336) from $(383,567) at May 31, 2026, as total liabilities rose to $1,379,539 and cash increased to $141,579 mainly from new convertible note proceeds.

• · Zero revenue in both periods; the company has no reported sales.
• · Sales and marketing expense of $67,262 and professional fees of $58,790 were the largest operating cost lines after management and labor ($53,374); no R&D spend was recorded versus $307,605 in the prior-year quarter.
• · Interest expense rose to $6,495 from $13, reflecting new convertible note borrowings.
• · Current liabilities of $1,329,539 far exceed cash of $141,579, implying a significant working-capital deficit.
• · Operating cash flow was positive $22,096 versus negative $74,801 a year earlier, but this was driven by increases in accounts payable and related-party accruals rather than operating earnings.
• · Software development in process grew to $526,938 from $398,008, and property and equipment, net rose to $694,624.

15-10-2026

East West Ave Acquisition Corp., a SPAC, reported net income of $136,744 for the three months ended August 31, 2026 and $118,199 for the nine months, driven by $286,509 of interest earned on its Trust Account, which holds $100,786,509 at period end. Operating costs were $118,345 for the quarter and $136,890 for the nine months, and the company recorded $31,420 in income tax expense. Net loss including accretion and remeasurement of redeemable common stock was $(5,087,384) for the quarter and $(5,105,929) for the nine months, reflecting a $4,937,619 accretion charge.

• · Net loss per share for non-redeemable common stock was $(0.88) for the quarter and $(1.42) for the nine months, while redeemable common stock showed positive per-share income of $0.77 and $3.52 respectively
• · Nine-month non-redeemable net loss was $(3,602,779), largely offset in the allocation by the redeemable stock's positive income allocation of $3,720,978 after accretion and remeasurement
• · Accretion of carrying value to redemption value of $4,937,619 materially reduced shareholder equity and drove the comprehensive net loss figures
• · Operating costs rose from $118,345 in the quarter to $136,890 for the nine months, indicating only $18,545 of operating expenses in the earlier six-month period
• · Interest income of $286,509 on the Trust Account is the sole source of other income and the primary driver of reported net income
• · Cash flow from operations was negative $(211,623) for the nine months, while financing inflows of $101,375,914 funded the Trust Account and working capital
• · Redemption value per share was $10.08 as of August 31, 2026, with 10,000,000 public shares subject to possible redemption

15-10-2026

Dankon Corp reported Q2 FY2027 (three months ended August 31, 2026) revenue of $21,027, up from $9,581 in the prior-year quarter, and a net loss of $16,686, narrowing from $23,642 a year earlier. For the six months, revenue rose to $54,694 from $9,581 and the net loss narrowed to $5,710 from $37,444. However, the company remains in a stockholders' deficit of $(6,020), up from $(310) at February 28, 2026, and reliance on related-party loans increased to $95,080.

• · Total operating expenses rose to $37,713 in Q2 from $33,223, driven by amortization growth from $3,557 to $6,069 following intangible asset additions.
• · Operating cash outflow for six months narrowed to $(3,413) from $(46,068), but the company still relied on $10,350 in related-party loan proceeds and had no equity raise in the period.
• · Prepaid expenses fell from $21,493 to $6,592 and the $13,050 project in progress was cleared; accounts payable dropped from $13,250 to $200.
• · Deferred revenue declined from $28,427 to $16,903, a 40.6% decrease that may signal lower customer prepayments going forward.
• · Six-month revenue of $54,694 implies Q1 FY2027 revenue of about $33,667, indicating the quarter-over-quarter trajectory is uneven across the period.
• · Cash fell to $3,621 with minimal liquidity relative to $112,183 in total current liabilities, leaving a working capital deficit of about $101,970.

15-10-2026

WEWARDS, INC. (WEWA) reported no revenue and a net loss of $20,150 for the three months ended August 31, 2026, versus a net loss of $159,009 in the prior-year quarter, an improvement of $138,859 driven mainly by the absence of related-party interest expense ($132,329 in the prior year) and lower professional fees. Total assets fell to $75 from $300, and the company ended the quarter with no cash, with operating expenses covered by its CEO through contributed capital.

• · Revenue was nil in both periods, so the company has no operating revenue to offset expenses.
• · Related-party interest expense of $132,329 in the prior-year quarter was eliminated, and interest income of $3,300 also disappeared, leaving no other income or expense this quarter.
• · The company had zero cash at August 31, 2026, down from $671,635 a year earlier, and cash used in operations was nil this quarter versus $21,655 in the prior-year period.
• · The CEO paid $20,325 of company expenses that were recorded as contributed capital, a non-cash financing mechanism that is effectively funding operations.
• · Accumulated deficit reached $19,639,131 and stockholders' equity turned slightly positive at $75, from a deficit of $100 at May 31, 2026.
• · Accounts payable was fully cleared ($400 to zero) and prepaid expenses declined from $300 to $75.
• · Share count remained at 107,483,450 with no dilution or new issuances during the period.

15-10-2026

Marsh & McLennan reported Q3 2026 revenue of $6,863 Million, up 8.1% from $6,351 Million in Q3 2025, and diluted EPS of $1.69 versus $1.51. However, operating income rose only 3.9% to $1,215 Million while operating expenses grew 9.0%, and nine-month operating income declined 2.7% to $4,868 Million and net income attributable to the Company fell 3.6% to $3,220 Million. Nine-month operating cash flow dropped 26.2% to $2,313 Million.

• · Operating expenses rose 9.0% in Q3 2026 to $5,648 Million, outpacing revenue growth of 8.1%, with other operating expenses up 22.0% to $1,570 Million
• · Interest expense rose to $738 Million for nine months (vs $725 Million), and income tax expense on the nine-month period fell only 5.2% to $1,027 Million
• · Nine-month non-controlling interest income increased 13.1% to $69 Million, while investment income fell 66.7% to $9 Million
• · Net receivables increased $878 Million (11.4%) to $8,548 Million since December 31, 2025, and short-term debt rose to $1,644 Million from $1,267 Million
• · Net cash from operations fell $818 Million year over year, driven by a $872 Million receivables build, while treasury share purchases reached $2,016 Million for nine months (up from $1,002 Million)
• · Other comprehensive income was positive in Q3 2026 ($61 Million net of tax) but nine-month OCI was negative ($(85) Million) versus $799 Million a year earlier due to foreign currency translation losses

15-10-2026

Londax Corp. (LDXC) reported a net loss of $368,547 for the three months ended August 31, 2026, versus a net loss of $11,943 in the prior-year quarter, driven almost entirely by $368,547 in professional fees. The company has no revenue in either period and holds zero cash and zero total assets at August 31, 2026, with total liabilities of $16,774 and a stockholders' deficit of $(16,774), compared with positive equity of $312 at May 31, 2026. Balanced view: the loss is substantially larger, and the company's balance sheet has moved from a small positive equity position to a deficit, while a related-party debt reduction and a stock-for-debt conversion offset some liabilities.

• · Revenue fell to zero from $3,107 in the prior-year quarter; the company reports no revenue in either period.
• · Operating cash flow was $(352,769) in the current quarter versus a positive $13,996 in the prior-year quarter, with the cash burn fully offset by non-cash equity issuances (S-8 shares and shares issued for debt/expense reimbursement).
• · Related party loans fell from $37,741 at May 31, 2026 to $15,804 at August 31, 2026, following asset relinquishment and debt forgiveness of $(1,308).
• · Prepaid legal fees, mobile app, software development costs, and website assets (total $44,347 at May 31, 2026) were written down to zero by August 31, 2026.
• · Shares outstanding rose 156% from 2,231,135 to 5,350,000 during the quarter, materially diluting existing holders.
• · The filing includes a going-concern-related cautionary statement and notes the lack of a public market for the company's securities.

15-10-2026

Technology & Telecommunication Acquisition Corp (TETUF) reported a net loss of $768,666 for the three months ended August 31, 2026, versus a net loss of $439,778 in the prior-year quarter, a 74.8% increase. For the nine months, the net loss widened to $1,353,995 from $409,659, driven by formation and operating costs rising to $1,357,804 from $808,413 while trust interest income fell sharply to $3,809 from $398,754. The filing also discloses a subsequent-event business combination in which Holdings became a wholly-owned subsidiary of PubCo, with the combined company renamed Bradbury Capital Inc.

• · Nine-month net cash used in operating activities was $248,006 versus $242,170 in the prior year
• · Cash at period end was $7,681 versus $2,653 a year earlier
• · Nine-month basic and diluted loss per share was $(0.40) versus $(0.09)
• · Trust redemptions of $31,974,048 occurred in the prior-year nine months, with only $1,381 withdrawn in 2026
• · Total shareholders' deficit grew to $(11,848,471) at August 31, 2026 from $(10,167,568) a year earlier
• · 10% of Closing Payment Shares are held in escrow with Continental Stock Transfer & Trust to cover indemnification obligations
• · Public Warrants may be redeemed at $0.01 per warrant if the Class A share price equals or exceeds $18.00 over specified trading days

15-10-2026

Greystone Logistics (GLGI) reported a net loss of $2,558,995 for the quarter ended August 31, 2026, versus a net loss of $1,099,022 a year earlier, as sales fell 50.4% to $5,321,088 from $10,732,573 and the company posted a gross loss of $778,804 compared with a gross profit of $503,555 in the prior-year quarter. Total equity declined to $8,958,591 from $11,517,586 at May 31, 2026, and cash fell to $360,533. Accumulated deficit widened to $38,427,630.

• · Working capital turned sharply negative at August 31, 2026: current liabilities of $15,307,840 exceeded current assets of $6,546,551, a deficit of $8,761,289, driven by $9,790,703 of current long-term debt and a $2,200,000 revolver classified as current.
• · Accounts payable and accrued expenses rose to $2,962,704 from $2,273,620, while accounts receivable from related parties increased to $1,374,933 from $1,029,462.
• · Deferred tax liability increased to $5,415,954 from $5,017,814, and the quarter recorded a $398,140 income tax provision versus a $350,672 benefit in the prior-year quarter.
• · Interest expense rose to $281,843 from $229,829 year over year.
• · Inventory of $2,519,945 comprised raw materials of $1,947,606 and finished goods of $572,339.
• · No preferred dividends were paid this quarter versus $1,610 a year earlier, and no common stock repurchases occurred versus $123,147 in the prior-year quarter.
• · Depreciation and amortization declined to $1,396,149 from $1,530,669 year over year.

15-10-2026

Alphega Innovations Corp reported a Q3 FY2026 (three months ended August 31, 2026) net loss of $3,583,901, or $(0.23) per share, versus a net loss of $430,583, or $(0.03) per share, in the prior-year quarter, an increase of roughly 732%. For the nine months ended August 31, 2026, the company generated its first recorded revenue of $40,575 (services income) against none in the prior-year period, but the net loss widened to $6,178,733 from $1,414,570, driven largely by a $2,300,000 non-cash stock-based compensation charge and higher legal and professional fees. Cash rose modestly to $16,172, while total liabilities reached $5,760,999 and the stockholders' deficit expanded to $(5,744,827).

• · Cost of revenue of $(20,146) against $40,575 services income produced a nine-month gross profit of $20,429, versus no gross profit in the prior-year period
• · Consulting expenses rose to $494,275 for nine months (from $132,725) and legal and professional services rose to $3,182,960 (from $1,268,288)
• · A $144,666 loss on settlement of service and $165,672 of common stock issued for services were recorded in the nine months ended Aug 31, 2026
• · Net cash used in operating activities widened to $(241,581) from $(71,627), funded largely by a $3,349,831 increase in amounts due to related parties
• · Cash receipts from common stock sales were $204,683 in the nine-month period, with share count rising to 17,342,354 from 14,670,000 at fiscal year-end
• · Current liabilities of $5,760,999 far exceed total assets of $16,172, and the company's working capital deficit is approximately $5.7 million
• · Financial charges increased to $8,910 for nine months from $1,227, and the three-month period recorded no revenue