US Earnings Financial Results SEC Filings — October 16, 2026

16-10-2026

Loop Industries reported a Q2 FY2027 (three months ended August 31, 2026) net loss of $2,988 thousand, versus $3,204 thousand in the prior-year quarter, an improvement of about 6.7%. Revenue rose to $117 thousand from zero, but total stockholders' deficit widened to $(14,134) thousand from $(9,580) thousand at February 28, 2026, and the filing carries a going-concern disclosure. Cash fell to $836 thousand from $2,356 thousand, and current liabilities jumped to $4,781 thousand, driven by a $1,411 thousand Credit Facility draw.

• · Net loss per share was $(0.06) for the quarter versus $(0.07) a year earlier; six-month loss per share was $(0.13) versus $(0.14).
• · Total assets fell to $6,373 thousand from $8,559 thousand, while total liabilities rose to $20,507 thousand from $18,139 thousand.
• · Accumulated deficit reached $(210,698) thousand, up from $(204,326) thousand at February 28, 2026.
• · Loss on equity accounted investments rose sharply to $431 thousand in the quarter from $43 thousand a year earlier, and to $750 thousand for six months from $345 thousand.
• · Interest and other financial expenses were $460 thousand for the quarter, slightly above $419 thousand a year earlier.
• · Filing includes a going-concern disclosure (Note 1), a material risk indicator given the stockholders' deficit and reduced cash balance.

16-10-2026

ClimateRock, a SPAC focused on green energy and technology, filed its 10-K for FY2025 while still pursuing its proposed GreenRock business combination. Trust Account assets fell sharply to $160,938 from $29,381,085 after $30,208,596 was withdrawn for shareholder redemptions, leaving the company with a shareholders' deficit of $10,292,971 and current liabilities of $7,936,141 against only $5,670 in cash. Net loss widened to $1,188,424 from $390,001, and the filing discloses a material weakness in period-end expense cut-off controls.

• · Company disclosed a material weakness: expenses were not recorded in the correct period, and FY2025 accrued expenses and professional fees were initially overstated before correction.
• · Net cash used in operating activities improved to $458,997 from $1,585,446, largely because accrued liabilities rose $1,296,253 (deferring cash payments).
• · Loan payable to related party increased to $3,614,033 and convertible promissory notes to related parties to $1,517,937, funding ongoing operations.
• · Redemption per-share value rose to $13.02 from $11.92, while only 12,352 redeemable shares remain outstanding.
• · Trust Account monthly extension fee deposits of $307,623 were made in FY2025 to extend the combination period.

16-10-2026

Awaysis Capital, Inc. (AWCA) filed its annual 10-K for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2026, reporting a net loss of $2,586,639 versus $2,724,941 in FY2025, a modest improvement of roughly 5%, while the accumulated deficit grew to $17,917,948 from $15,331,309. The filing flags a potential unwinding of the Chial Reserve property acquisition, a liquidity risk on promissory notes that could cost the company securing properties, and substantial accounts payable and current liabilities. Management also cites higher revenue from villa sales and rental/management income at Chial Mountain, offset by timing-driven swings in marketing and commission expenses.

• · The company is considering unwinding its acquisition of the Chial Reserve property, a risk that could materially affect business, financial condition, and stock price.
• · Company may lack liquidity to repay certain promissory notes at maturity, risking loss of properties and related assets securing those notes.
• · Accumulated deficit rose about 16.8% year over year despite the narrower annual net loss.
• · Company is a development-stage entity that has only recently established material and recurring revenue and has not yet achieved profitability.
• · Company qualifies as a smaller reporting company and as a penny stock, with a limited trading market and risk of listing non-compliance on NYSE American.
• · Management's MD&A cites decreased marketing expense and real estate commission expense, partly due to timing of third-party marketing engagement and professional fee payments, as contributors to results.

16-10-2026

Accenture reported fiscal 2026 total revenues of $74.2B, up 6% in U.S. dollars (5% in local currency) from $69.7B in fiscal 2025, with approximately 814,000 employees as of August 31, 2026. Growth was broad-based: EMEA rose 9% in U.S. dollars (4% local currency), Communications, Media & Technology rose 11%, and Financial Services rose 9%. However, Americas grew only 4%, Asia Pacific grew 7% in U.S. dollars but only 8% in local currency (a decline in reported currency terms relative to local-currency growth), Health & Public Service grew 3%, Resources grew 5%, and Consulting revenue grew just 5% in U.S. dollars and 3% in local currency, compared with 8% growth in Managed Services.

• · Asia Pacific revenue growth was 8% in local currency but only 7% in U.S. dollars, indicating a currency headwind.
• · Health & Public Service grew only 3% in U.S. dollars and 2% in local currency, the weakest industry group growth in the filing.
• · Consulting, the lower-growth type of work, rose 3% in local currency versus 6% for Managed Services in local currency, and Consulting's revenue share was flat at 50%.
• · Americas' share of total revenues fell from 50% to 49% while EMEA's share rose from 35% to 36%, reflecting a shift in geographic mix.
• · Leadership changes: Manish Sharma became Chief Strategy and Reinvention Services Officer in September 2025, and Joel Unruch became Chief Legal and Risk Officer in September 2026.

16-10-2026

Travelers reported Q3 2026 net income of $1,917 million (vs. $1,888 million in Q3 2025, up 1.5%) on total revenues of $12,412 million, down 0.5% YoY, as premiums declined 0.3% to $11,103 million. Nine-month net income rose 53.9% to $5,836 million, but this reflects a sharp drop in claims expenses (down 12.1%) and a $2,388 million divestiture of the Canadian business, while total shareholders' equity fell 11.9% year-to-date to $28,995 million amid heavy share repurchases and a $7,063 million accumulated other comprehensive loss.

• · Personal Insurance segment income fell 12.5% YoY to $706 million, with premiums down 5.8% to $4,138 million, despite net investment income rising 7.9%
• · Q3 2026 net realized investment losses of $(34) million contrast with $27 million of gains in Q3 2025
• · Nine-month general and administrative expenses rose 2.4% to $4,688 million and interest expense rose 12.3% to $347 million
• · Q3 2026 other comprehensive loss of $(4,395) million drove comprehensive loss of $(2,478) million, versus comprehensive income of $2,879 million in Q3 2025
• · Deferred tax assets rose to $2,268 million from $887 million, and premiums receivable grew 10.4% to $12,142 million
• · Cash dividend per share increased 13.6% to $1.25 in Q3 2026 from $1.10 in Q3 2025
• · Diluted weighted average shares declined 7.5% YoY in Q3 (210.6 million vs. 227.5 million), supporting per-share growth

16-10-2026

MYX Inc. reported quarterly revenue of $21,762 (in thousands, as presented in the filing) versus $6,752 in the prior-year quarter, a 222% increase, and net income of $2,712 versus $154. Growth was driven by revenue recognized from deferred revenue, while operating expenses rose to $18,330 from $6,598 (+178%), led by a 338% jump in general and administrative expenses to $13,605. Cash rose to $97,395 after $78,000 of common stock proceeds, but operating cash flow was negative at $(13,605).

• · Net income of $2,712K implies a 12.5% net margin, but operating cash flow was $(13,605)K, as the profit was driven by recognition of $21,762K of previously deferred revenue rather than cash collections.
• · Income tax provision of $721K was recorded for the first time, versus zero in the prior-year quarter; the tax is unpaid and sits in current liabilities.
• · Common stock issuance of 3,900,000 shares raised $78,000K, lifting shares outstanding from 5,000,000 to 8,900,000, with $1,428K of offering costs charged to paid-in capital.
• · Cash increased $62,895K to $97,395K, but this was financing-driven; a $30,000K research advance was reclassified from current to noncurrent assets.
• · Accumulated amortization on software rose to $15,556K, leaving net software of $24,444K, and equipment purchases of $1,500K were made in the quarter.
• · Basic and diluted EPS was $0.000363 (2026) versus $0.000031 (2025), rounding to $0.00 in both periods.
• · Prior-year 2025 cash flow statement was labeled 'as restated' while the income statement and equity schedules were labeled 'as filed', and the prior-year cash balance is shown as zero at period end despite a $34,500K opening balance in 2026, indicating presentation inconsistencies worth reviewing.

16-10-2026

Breeze Acquisition Corp. II (BREZ), a blank-check SPAC, reported net income of $398,121 for the three months and $259,915 for the six months ended June 30, 2026, driven by $624,649 of interest on its trust account, which held $140,974,649 at quarter-end following its IPO. Operating and formation costs were $248,218 for the quarter and $386,424 for the six months, and the company had only $130,963 in cash outside the trust, against $179,538 in total liabilities.

• · Operating and formation costs of $248,218 in Q2 2026 were roughly 60% of the $386,424 incurred over six months, indicating front-loaded spending in Q1 (about $138,206 net loss in Q1 after interest was excluded).
• · The company recorded a $21,000 change in fair value of its over-allotment liability, a non-operating gain included in net income.
• · Net cash used in operating activities was $656,165 for the six months, meaning operating cash burn exceeded reported net income once non-cash trust interest is removed.
• · Due from Sponsor of $1,150,000 is presented as a deduction within shareholders' equity, reducing total equity.
• · Redeemable ordinary shares are carried at $140,974,649 (14,000,000 shares at $10.07), with $6,682,229 of accretion recognized through additional paid-in capital.

16-10-2026

Atlantic American Corporation (AAME) reported FY2025 total revenue of $210.4M, up 11.9% YoY from $188.1M, and net income of $6.0M versus a restated net loss of $(1.4)M in FY2024. Diluted EPS improved to $0.28 from $(0.09). However, realized investment results turned negative (realized losses of $(0.5)M versus gains of $1.2M in 2024), Non-GAAP operating income of $3.7M remained positive but reflected a sharp swing from $(1.3)M, and the Corporate and Other segment continued to lose money ($(9.9)M pre-tax, a slight improvement from $(10.3)M).

• · Realized investment results swung to a $(0.5)M loss in FY2025 from a $1.2M gain in FY2024, and the FY2025 net income was supported by a $4.5M unrealized gain on equity securities.
• · Operating cash flow rose to $32.9M from $4.8M, but investing activities consumed $25.0M, with investment purchases of $55.3M versus $13.9M in FY2024.
• · Corporate and Other segment remained loss-making at $(9.9)M pre-tax, the largest drag on consolidated results.
• · Insurance reserves and policyholder funds increased to $240.9M from $205.7M (+17.1%), with losses and claims reserves up 21.5%.
• · Accumulated other comprehensive loss improved to $(0.4)M from $(5.4)M, and the financial statements were restated for FY2024.

16-10-2026

Commercial Metals Company reported fiscal 2026 (year ended August 31, 2026) net sales of $9,393,904 thousand (about $9.39B), up from $7,798,480 thousand in FY2025, and net earnings of $655,849 thousand versus $84,662 thousand, with diluted EPS of $5.86 versus $0.74. Performance was mixed beneath the headline: rebar shipments fell 5.5% YoY (2,014 vs. 2,130 thousand tons) and Europe-focused steel products Adjusted EBITDA declined to $59,752 thousand from $69,282 thousand, while the Americas and downstream segments drove the improvement. FY2025 results were heavily affected by $362,272 thousand of litigation expense, which was largely absent in FY2026 ($15,356 thousand).

• · Interest expense more than tripled to $143.3M from $45.5M, a material headwind to earnings that the headline growth does not highlight.
• · Europe Steel products segment Adjusted EBITDA fell 13.8% YoY despite a 5.1% rise in average selling price, indicating margin pressure in that segment.
• · Rebar external shipments declined 5.5% YoY, the only major product volume decline outside steel products.
• · Litigation expense dropped from $362.3M to $15.4M, which accounts for a large share of the net earnings swing and may not recur.

16-10-2026

Leopard Energy, Inc. (LEEN) reported a net loss of $34,150 for the fiscal year ended July 31, 2026, versus net profit of $31,835 in FY2025, a swing driven by the absence of the prior year's $91,071 gain on settlement of accounts payable. Revenue declined slightly to $5,863 from $5,974 (-1.9%), while operating loss narrowed to $(33,790) from $(58,948) as G&A fell 46.6% to $34,667. Stockholder's deficit widened to $(84,684) from $(83,534), and total liabilities of $136,598 continue to exceed total assets of $51,914.

• · Cash flow from investing and financing activities was zero in both years; operating cash inflow of $5,502 is the company's only cash movement.
• · Accumulated deficit grew to $(11,727,265) from $(11,693,115), an increase of $34,150, matching the net loss.
• · Additional paid-in capital rose $33,000 (from $11,608,209 to $11,641,209), suggesting non-cash contributions, likely related to expenses paid on the company's behalf.
• · Non-current assets consist entirely of royalty interests, net, which declined from $39,280 to $34,294.
• · Accounts payable and accrued liabilities are the sole liability, making up all of the company's $136,598 in total liabilities.
• · Preferred and common share counts were unchanged, indicating no equity issuance during the year.
• · Financial expense was $(360) in FY2026 versus $(288) in FY2025.