INFQ discloses four material weaknesses in first post-SPAC 10-Q; revenue +14% but operating loss widens 383% on merger costs

Filed May 15, 2026 · Period ending March 31, 2026 · Compared to 10-Q Jun 13, 2025 · ~2 min read

Key Changes

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  Management concluded disclosure controls are ineffective due to four material weaknesses: insufficient accounting personnel for segregation of duties, inadequate risk assessment and transaction review throughout 2025, failed monitoring of UK subsidiary accounting, and missing controls over equity recordkeeping system. Remediation may extend into 2027.

  Controls & Procedures verify on EDGAR →
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  Operating loss widened 383% YoY to $33.6M from $7.0M, driven by $11.5M non-recurring merger expenses, $7.2M increase in stock-based compensation, $4.8M increase in R&D (93% YoY), and $2.5M increase in cost of revenue. Revenue grew 13.9% to $9.5M on NASA contract activity.

  MD&A: Operating Performance verify on EDGAR →
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  SPAC merger closed Feb 13, 2026, raising $528.2M net proceeds ($401.6M from trust, $126.5M PIPE). Company holds $84.9M cash and $484.0M in available-for-sale securities as of March 31, 2026. All preferred stock converted to 133.2M common shares; 10.4M warrants outstanding at $11.50 strike.

  Notes: Business Combination verify on EDGAR →