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Filing Read·October 8, 2026

Helen of Troy's prior $730M impairment shapes the comparison. Sales rose 2%

The six-month comparison moved from a $308.6 million loss to $4.6 million of net income, helped by prior-period non-cash impairment charges and deferred-tax valuation allowances.

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Filing Read·October 7, 2026

Applied Digital’s Revenue Jump Came With a $2.1B Capex Bill

Applied Digital produced $63.9M of operating cash flow in three months, but spent $2.1B on property and equipment and posted a $184.1M net loss.

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Filing Read·October 7, 2026

Neogen nearly erased its operating loss. Net income still went negative.

Operating cash flow rose 19.4% even as net income swung to an $11.9M loss, splitting Neogen's results between operations and the bottom line.

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Filing Read·October 7, 2026

Concentrix’s $988M loss came as a non-cash goodwill impairment hit operating income

Nine-month operating cash flow fell just 4.3% to $442.9M, even as a non-cash goodwill impairment pushed operating income to a $910.3M loss.

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Filing Read·October 6, 2026

Lamb Weston’s sales held steady. Its margins did not.

Revenue was $1.7 billion for the three months ended August 30, but operating income fell 47.5% as costs and mix squeezed the business.

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Filing Read·October 2, 2026

Lennar made less money, but its cash burn improved

Operating cash flow improved from negative $1.5 billion to negative $822.2 million as capex fell 60.5%, even while revenue and net income dropped sharply.

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Filing Read·October 2, 2026

Trilogy Metals' $244K profit was a non-cash derivative mark

An $11.6 million non-cash mark-to-market adjustment helped produce net income, while operating cash outflow widened to $4.9 million.

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Filing Read·October 1, 2026

TD SYNNEX grew revenue 38%. Cash flow went the other way

Operating cash flow fell to negative $2.1B as inventory climbed 67%, even while net income reached $416.2M.

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Filing Read·September 30, 2026

GURE went from loss to profit, but receivables grew nearly sixfold

Operating cash flow fell to negative $4.2 million even as six-month revenue reached $12.9 million and net income turned positive.

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Filing Read·September 30, 2026

Progress Software sold less, but cash flow surged on collections

Operating cash flow rose 54% to $265.5 million across nine months even as revenue fell 1.5%, leaving renewal timing and collections to explain the gap.

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Filing Read·September 29, 2026

AAR grew sales 24%, but 11% more shares kept EPS nearly flat

Operating cash flow swung from negative $44.9 million to positive $55.8 million, even as inventory reached $1.0 billion.

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Filing Read·September 29, 2026

UEC reported lower revenue and raised $530M in new equity

Operating cash outflow reached $98.6M as revenue fell 44.3%, while cash rose mainly because shareholders supplied fresh capital.

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Filing Read·September 29, 2026

Copart’s $4.7B year barely grew, and operating cash flow fell 11%

Capex dropped 41%, but Copart still generated less operating cash as inventory rose nearly 30%.

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Filing Trend·September 28, 2026

Restructuring is showing up in more filings. The reasons are all over the map.

The share of companies flagging restructuring and cost reductions rose modestly quarter over quarter, with filings pointing to lower-than-anticipated capital spending, factory underutilization and, in one case, better gross margins.

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Filing Read·September 28, 2026

Vail's weather-hit year cut sales 4%, but earnings fell 47%

A $525 million convertible-note repayment reshaped Vail's cash flows even as weaker snowfall cut lift revenue by $52.1 million.

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Filing Read·September 28, 2026

Foxx kept 3 cents of each sales dollar after a $1M inventory mark

A $1.0M slow-moving inventory impairment helped cut gross profit 65% as annual sales fell 20%.

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Filing Read·September 25, 2026

Propanc cut its annual loss by $40M, but cash burn rose with $8.5M of non-cash stock comp

The biotech's operating loss narrowed to $18.2M, yet operating cash outflow reached $5.7M and diluted shares climbed to 1.1M.

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Filing Read·September 25, 2026

NioCorp ended with $415M cash, but diluted shares rose 160% and the loss was partly non-cash

Cash climbed from $25.6M to $415.0M while NioCorp pursued a larger Elk Creek plan; the annual loss also included non-cash valuation marks.

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Filing Read·September 25, 2026

Cracker Barrel made $31.7M despite a $12.5M operating loss and impairment charges

A $5.944M impairment charge helped push full-year operating income below zero, even as operating cash flow reached $206.2M.

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Filing Read·September 25, 2026

Astrotech's cash rose to $8.4M as revenue fell and annual cash burn hit $13.5M

An $8M increase in paid-in capital related to share issuances, equity compensation and unrealized gains coincided with higher cash, while gross profit fell 54.3% over the full year.

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Filing Read·September 25, 2026

Tamboran has $219.1M in cash and $0 in revenue

$291.0 million of fiscal 2026 equity proceeds supplied the cash increase, while diluted shares rose 53.2%.

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Filing Read·September 24, 2026

BlackBerry’s 192% operating-income jump has a Licensing-shaped question

Licensing revenue rose to $22.1 million from $6.6 million, while Secure Communications revenue barely changed.

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Filing Read·September 24, 2026

Rezolute cut R&D 13% and still burned $64.6M in cash

Diluted shares rose 36.7%, helping annual EPS look less painful even as cash fell 88.7% to $10.6M.

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Filing Read·September 24, 2026

Paychex grew profit, but operating cash flow fell 42%

Accounts receivable rose 18.9% as Paychex’s three-month revenue increased 5.9%, leaving cash conversion below 1x.

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Filing Read·September 24, 2026

Stitch Fix grew revenue 6.4% as SG&A fell as a share of revenue

The operating loss narrowed to $21.7 million as cash fell 16.4% and gross margin slipped to 43.7%.

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Filing Read·September 24, 2026

Trio-Tech grew revenue 72%. Gross margin fell to 16.6%

Operating cash flow jumped 824% to $3.4 million, even as operating income turned negative.

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Filing Read·September 24, 2026

Campbell sold 5% less, but its cash conversion got better

Inventory rose to $1.6 billion as annual revenue fell to $9.7 billion, while lower capital spending helped cash conversion improve.

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Filing Read·September 23, 2026

Amesite’s revenue tripled, while its annual loss narrowed

Revenue reached $364.8K, but Amesite still used $2.1M in operating cash and ended the year with $2.3M of cash.

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Filing Read·September 22, 2026

Adobe’s sales grew 12.9%. Operating margin fell 1.5 points

Adobe generated $7.6 billion of operating cash in nine months, while capex rose 24.1% and operating margin fell 1.5 percentage points.

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Filing Trend·September 21, 2026

AI Demand Is Showing Up in More Than Chip Filings

Data center and AI demand appeared in 23.3% of filers this quarter, up modestly from 18.7% in the same window last quarter.

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Filing Read·September 21, 2026

AnaptysBio's cash doubled as revenue fell 67%. The financing footnote matters

$248.5 million of cash sat on the balance sheet after the three months, but operating cash flow was still negative and revenue had dropped to $25.6 million.

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Filing Read·September 18, 2026

Nutanix’s profit jumped $1.3B on a non-cash tax release

A $1.2B deferred-tax release drove most of Nutanix’s net-income surge, even as the operating business grew revenue 12.4%.

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Filing Read·September 16, 2026

Aeluma's cash rose from $3.6M to $56.0M as revenue slipped and losses widened

The semiconductor startup raised $43.5M in public offerings, even as annual operating cash flow fell to negative $3.3M.

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Filing Read·September 11, 2026

Guidewire got more profitable, then spent $606 million buying back stock

Operating cash flow rose 29.5% to $389.7 million, but year-end cash fell 46.6% to $372.9 million after repurchases, acquisitions, and investment activity.

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Filing Read·September 11, 2026

Oracle's profit surged. Its capital spending surged faster.

Oracle spent $28.5 billion on capital expenditures in three months, more than its $19.3 billion of revenue.

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Filing Read·September 11, 2026

LightPath nearly doubled revenue. Operating cash flow still went backward.

Revenue rose 92.8% to $71.7 million, but operating cash flow was negative $10.2 million, with working capital and an earnout contributing.

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Filing Read·September 10, 2026

Navan grew 5.7% and generated cash. Its operating loss still widened

$18.4 million of operating cash flow arrived alongside a 2.8-point operating-margin slide as sales and marketing costs rose 51%.

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Filing Read·September 10, 2026

RH grew gross profit and still lost operating leverage to new Galleries

$78 million went into landlord assets under construction as six-month operating cash flow fell 11.9%.

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Filing Read·September 10, 2026

Build-A-Bear sold less, kept less, and spent more to do it

A $7.0 million tariff refund softened the six-month margin damage, while capital spending rose 144% and cash fell to $14.0 million.

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Filing Read·September 10, 2026

Palo Alto Networks grew sales 24.5% while operating income fell 44.1%

Operating cash flow rose to $4.6 billion, but the full year ended with $307 million of net income after acquisitions and heavier operating costs.

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Filing Read·September 10, 2026

SailPoint turned six-month cash flow positive as its operating loss widened

Operating cash flow swung to $83.2 million, but accounts receivable grew 35.5% as revenue rose 16.8%.

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Filing Read·September 10, 2026

American Eagle’s profit surge came with a $121 million tariff refund

A $121 million IEEPA tariff refund was included in an American Eagle segment gross-profit increase as six-month operating income reached $211.4 million, even as inventory grew nearly twice as fast as revenue.

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Filing Read·September 10, 2026

Shoe Station shares fell 3.5% as cash surged and retail margins fell

Operating cash flow rose to $34.1 million over six months, even as net income fell 67.4% and gross margin lost 6.9 points.

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Filing Read·September 10, 2026

Genesco got profitable as sales fell, with tariff refunds doing the lifting

Tariff refunds of $21.8 million helped lift Genesco’s six-month gross margin to 51.4% even as revenue fell 3%.

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Filing Read·September 10, 2026

Photronics generated more cash than revenue as operating margin slipped

$130.4M of capex went out the door in nine months as revenue rose 2.7% and operating income fell 5.5%.

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Filing Read·September 10, 2026

Caleres sold 5.6% more and widened margins, but cash fell 73%

A $95.2 million gross-profit jump coincided with six-month operating income rising to $77.6 million, while inventory grew faster than sales.

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Filing Read·September 10, 2026

Gold.com grew sales 132%. Its cash flow grew 703% on a 1.8% margin

Inventory nearly doubled to $1.6 billion as operating cash flow climbed to $1.2 billion, putting working capital at the center of the year.

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Filing Read·September 10, 2026

AeroVironment's margin rebound got a non-cash assist as inventory jumped 76%

Inventory reached $410.8 million while gross margin rose to 25.9%, helped by lower non-cash purchase-accounting costs.

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Filing Read·September 10, 2026

Broadcom’s AI surge brought 86% growth and a 108% inventory build

Operating income rose 171% in the nine months ended August 2, while inventory and receivables each grew faster than revenue.

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Filing Trend·September 9, 2026

AI Demand Is Showing Up in More Filings, With a Few Complications

Data center and AI demand appeared in 28.6% of companies filing this quarter, up modestly from 24.4% in the same window last quarter.

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