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Operating income loss of $149.7K reflects administrative costs including sponsor fees for office and support, with no operating revenues until post-combination.

Net income of $462.5K resulted from trust interest exceeding operating loss, though trust funds unavailable for operating expenses.

Net cash used in operating activities of $215.2K due to operating loss partially offset by non-cash items and working capital changes.

Expect continued significant costs in pursuing initial business combination, with no assurance of success or capital raises.

Full analysis

Net income reached $462,457, reflecting trust interest income that exceeded the operating loss. However, interest earned on Trust Account investments remains unavailable to fund operating expenses, preserving trust integrity for potential redemption by public shareholders. This dynamic underscores the separation between trust-protected IPO proceeds and day-to-day liquidity needs.

Cash flow from operating activities used $215,162, primarily from the operating loss adjusted for non-cash trust interest recognition and minor working capital fluctuations. This burn rate aligns with ramping efforts to identify and execute a business combination, amid expectations of continued significant costs in pursuit of these plans.

Overall, these results reflect standard SPAC operations: controlled pre-combination expenses funded outside the trust, positive net income from non-operating interest, and liquidity dedicated to deal pursuit. Investors should monitor progress toward combination amid ongoing cost pressures and execution risks.

MMTX · Miluna Acquisition Corp Class A Ordinary Share

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