GSR V Acquisition swings to Q2 net income of $786,553; operating loss widens to $252,495

Reuters2026/08/14 21:08

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GSR V posted net income of $786,553 for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, supported by $1.04 million of non-operating income.
Operating loss was $252,495, reflecting general and administrative expenses, including $111,112 in monthly sponsor administrative services fees.
For the six months, net income totaled $729,868, with $1.04 million of non-operating income offset by a $309,180 operating loss.
Liquidity included $1.56 million in the operating bank account and a $1.71 million working capital surplus as of June 30, 2026.
Management flagged substantial doubt about going concern tied to mandatory liquidation risk if no business combination closes within the 18- to 21-month window.

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GSR V Acquisition swings to Q2 net income of $786,553; operating loss widens to $252,495

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