CISO Global Q2 FY26 operating loss narrows 36.17% to USD 1.49 million; revenue drops 13.74% to USD 5.79 million
Reuters2026/08/14 20:32- CISO Global posted Q2 revenue of $5.79 million, down 13.74% year over year; operating loss narrowed to $1.49 million.
- Six-month revenue slid 13.43% to $12.01 million; operating loss improved to $2.93 million.
- Six-month net loss narrowed to $3.2 million from $8.39 million; operating cash outflow shrank to $948,415.
- Security managed services revenue fell 15% to $5.13 million in Q2, due to the loss of several higher-revenue customers.
- Working capital deficit widened to $8.52 million; management flagged substantial doubt about going concern, citing funding needs and expected 2026 losses.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
You may also like
For the first time in over a year, the open interest share of altcoins has surpassed that of bitcoin.
OPEC+ agrees to keep oil output policy unchanged for October
US military strikes Iranian oil tanker, triggering geopolitical risks as Brent crude nears $97 mark
Following the US military's attack on Iranian oil tankers and Iran's announcement of new restricted navigation zones outside the Strait of Hormuz, market concerns over prolonged disruptions in key energy transport routes have intensified, leading to a sharp rise in international oil prices.
Geopolitical tensions overshadowing production cuts: OPEC+ maintains quotas unchanged, paper adjustments fail to resolve physical supply dilemmas
OPEC+ major oil producers, led by Saudi Arabia and Russia, held a monthly video conference last Sunday and decided to keep the crude oil production quota for October unchanged, continuing the previous tone of stable production following a series of symbolic production increases.
Crypto prices
More
