Risk factors

Lovesac expanded its showroom base to 278 locations and faces new risks regarding domestic manufacturing, tariff uncertainties, and accounting turnover.

Navan faces concentrated risks around global travel disruptions, supplier dependencies, corporate card credit exposure, and heavy net losses since its 2015 inception.

Algorhythm Holdings shifted its focus away from the Singing Machine business toward the SemiCab technology platform and AI integration. Financing transactions with Streeterville create significant potential share dilution and cash repayment obligations.

This is a newly formed blank check company with no operating history or revenues, dependent on completing an initial public offering to fund operations.

Amaze Holdings acquired Amaze Software in March 2025, pivoting the wine producer into an e-commerce and creator-commerce platform.

The going concern audit opinion was updated to cover the years ended December 31, 2025 and 2024 instead of 2024 and 2023. Risk 33 had no substantive text changes, only date adjustments or formatting updates.

Forum Markets pivoted from iGaming to digital assets and RWA tokenization, holding significant ETH concentrations.

Pandemic risk expands to tenant failures, lower occupancy and delayed rent commencement, not just rent concessions.

Greenland Mines faces ongoing Nasdaq delisting risks due to minimum bid price compliance issues.

The company faces a Nasdaq delisting threat after its stock price fell below $1.00 for 30 consecutive business days. Net losses narrowed to $10,487,532 in 2025, but accumulated deficit grew to $82,350,149. Supply chain dependency shifted slightly and specimen quality compliance rates were updated for 2025.

Jupiter Neurosciences is facing severe going concern doubts, relying heavily on dilutive equity financing via a SEPA with Yorkville.

Student acquisition, retention, spending, teacher capacity, and competition dominate the operating risks.