Dynamix swings to Q2 FY26 net income of $56.8 million from net loss of $248,730 a year earlier

Reuters2026/08/13 20:33

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Dynamix posted net income of USD 56.8 million for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, swinging from a net loss of USD 248,730.
Results included a USD 50 million termination agreement fee, received April 10, 2026 following the April 8 deal termination.
Non-operating items included USD 1.54 million of trust-account dividends, USD 5.81 million from warrant-liability fair-value changes, USD 902,785 of general expenses.
Cash and cash equivalents outside the trust account totaled USD 46.14 million, with USD 176.15 million in the trust account at quarter-end.
Dynamix said it will keep seeking a business combination, with a deadline of Nov. 22, 2026 or it will redeem public shares.

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Dynamix swings to Q2 FY26 net income of $56.8 million from net loss of $248,730 a year earlier

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