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SEC filingRevenue surged 52% to $3.0M, but operating losses remained deep at -$2.7M, with cash burn improving as the company invested in capacity expansion.
Revenue increased 51.6% to $3.0 million in fiscal 2025, up from $2.0 million in the prior year. This growth was primarily fueled by new customer acquisitions and deeper penetration in the ODM/OEM segment, where the company's differentiated customer service and word-of-mouth marketing have built trust and secured orders. The company continues to invest in production capacity to meet customized production goals, as evidenced by the purchase of land in Jiaxing, China.
Operating loss improved 5.5% to -$2.7 million from -$2.8 million, as revenue growth outpaced increases in operating expenses. The company continues to invest in sales and marketing, R&D, and administrative infrastructure to support its expansion. However, operating margin remained deeply negative at -88.0%, underscoring the challenge of achieving profitability at current scale.
Net cash used in operating activities improved to -$1.2 million from -$3.1 million, driven by better working capital management. Capital expenditures surged to $528 thousand from $34 thousand, a 15.6x increase, as the company invested in production capacity expansion in China. Free cash flow was -$1.7 million, reflecting the heavy investment phase.
The company's liquidity position is constrained by restrictions on dividend payments and other distributions under Taiwanese law. MKD is subject to statutory reserve requirements that limit its ability to pay dividends until reserves reach total capital. The company has not provided a detailed balance sheet breakdown, but the cash burn and capex needs suggest reliance on external financing.
Diluted EPS fell to -$0.66 from -$0.15, a 340% decline, primarily due to an increase in weighted-average shares outstanding from equity issuances. The company completed a business combination with Cetus Capital and has issued additional shares, diluting existing holders. The dual-class share structure concentrates voting power with the CEO, who holds 86.9% of voting power through Class A Preferred Shares.
Management plans to continue investing in production capacity and R&D, with capital expenditures expected to remain elevated. The company faces risks from customer concentration (top 10 customers accounted for 87.8% of revenue), potential short squeeze volatility, and the need to maintain Nasdaq listing standards. No quantitative guidance was provided.