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Borealis Foods Q1 FY26 net loss narrows 16.1% to $(3.51) million; revenue rises 8% to $7.37 million
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Borealis Foods Q1 FY26 net loss narrows 16.1% to $(3.51) million; revenue rises 8% to $7.37 million
  • Borealis Foods posted Q1 net loss of $3.51 million, narrowing 16.1% year over year as revenue rose 8% to $7.37 million.
  • Operating loss improved 29.3% to $2.06 million; gross profit slipped to $839,000, cutting gross margin by 2 percentage points to 11%.
  • SG&A fell 24% to $2.9 million, reflecting lower general and administrative costs, reduced sales and marketing spend, and lower business development expense.
  • Cash used in operations narrowed to $123,000 from $1.37 million on working-capital gains; cash was $480,000 with a working-capital deficit of $65.02 million.
  • Signed production arrangements with two global food manufacturers to lift contracted volume; refinanced FrontWell with a $17 million Oxus term loan, later adding a $3 million convertible promissory note.


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