Risk factors

Health and wellness expansion now brings telehealth, compounded-drug, healthcare-law, and consumer-health-data compliance exposure.

The company faces severe dilution, holding 25,534,173 shares and 50,532,927 warrants, alongside a Nasdaq minimum bid price compliance warning.

Harrow refinanced its debt by issuing $250 million of 8.625% Senior Notes due 2030 and repaying prior loans including the Oaktree Loan. Accumulated deficit increased to $156,524,000 as of December 31, 2025. Regulatory compliance risks expanded to include specific FDA Form 483 observations from a 2024 inspection of NJOF.

iHeartMedia faces new risks regarding stock volatility and unverified public media commentary. The company expanded AI liability disclosures to cover copyright and publicity rights. Share counts for Class A and B stock were updated for dilution calculations.

The company added a general pandemic warning while dropping specific coronavirus and tax valuation allowance risks.

JBT Marel Corp highlights new risks from tariffs and trade uncertainties impacting its global supply chain. The company added disclosure on potential litigation, investigations, and evolving sustainability reporting expectations. Foreign exchange hedging details and corporate governance documents were updated.

The company added share price volatility risks following its IPO, updated loan prepayment factors, and extended its share repurchase plan.

Kosmos Energy added AI operational risks, highlighted updated gas sales agreements in Ghana, and revised regulatory and litigation disclosures.

New risks emphasize dependence on Jabil and fulfillment partners in Malaysia and the PRC for hardware production and delivery.

Lincoln Educational Services faces new regulatory burdens regarding Department of Education gainful employment and accountability metrics. Technology infrastructure risks are mitigated by backup data center switching capabilities. Student loan default risks are expected to rise post-pandemic.

Limbach Holdings expanded its risk disclosures, highlighting threats from government shutdowns, cost overruns, safety incidents, and labor workforce management.

Outstanding principal under the Credit Agreement increased significantly to approximately $726 million as of December 31, 2025.