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Operating loss expanded to -$748K from -$163K YoY, a -357.6% change, reflecting higher G&A expenses typical for SPACs advancing toward business combination.

Net loss of -$639.9K versus $824.1K profit YoY, a -177.6% swing, as the Company continues pre-revenue operations focused on acquisition pursuit.

Net cash used in operating activities increased to -$1.3M from -$1.1M YoY, consistent with six-month cash usage of $1,316,431 tied to operational expenditures.

Management does not anticipate needing additional funds for current operating expenditures, though significant costs expected in acquisition pursuit.

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IB Acquisition Corp., a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC), continues its pre-business combination phase with heightened operational costs reflected in Q2 FY2026 results. Operating income deteriorated to -$748.2K from -$163.5K in the prior-year quarter, a -357.6% year-over-year change. This widening reflects the elevated general and administrative expenses inherent to maintaining public company status while actively seeking a suitable target, as is common for SPACs in their search period. Without revenue generation, these costs directly pressure profitability, underscoring the time-sensitive nature of completing a business combination within the designated Combination Period.

IBAC · IB Acquisition Corp. Common Stock

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