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Key takeaways

Operating loss improved 88.6% to -$31K, driven by lower G&A expenses as the company scaled back pre-combination activity.

Net income of $2.1M was flat YoY, entirely from trust interest; no operating revenue generated.

Cash used in operating activities improved to -$50K from -$119K, reflecting reduced spending.

Management has substantial doubt about going concern due to liquidity conditions and mandatory liquidation date.

The company may need to raise additional capital through loans or investments from the Sponsor or others to fund working capital deficiencies.

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Operating Loss Narrows as Pre-Combination Activity Winds Down

Graf Global Corp., a blank-check company formed to acquire a private business, reported an operating loss of just $31K in Q1 FY2026, an 88.6% improvement from the $273K loss in the prior-year quarter. The improvement reflects lower general and administrative expenses as the company has largely completed its organizational and IPO-related activities and now focuses narrowly on identifying and closing a business combination. With no operating revenues, the income statement is dominated by interest income on the trust account, which generated $2.1M in both periods, resulting in net income of $2.1M—essentially flat year-over-year.

GRAF · Graf Global Corp. Class A

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Operating Loss Narrows as Pre-Combination Activity Winds Down

Cash Burn Slows but Liquidity Remains Critical

Going Concern Uncertainty Dominates Outlook