Azio AI net loss widens to $6.64 million in Q2 FY26; revenue more than doubled to $2.66 million
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- Azio AI posted Q2 revenue of USD 2.66 million, more than doubled from a year earlier.
- Net loss widened to USD 6.64 million; included a USD 893,630 loss on conversion and fair-value changes of convertible notes.
- Sales mix shifted to medical supplies, with no revenue from the electric vehicle segment; revenue came from related-party medical supplies deliveries.
- G&A expenses climbed to USD 5.8 million from USD 2.75 million on higher payroll, rent, legal fees, stock compensation, and debenture commissions.
- Subsequent to quarter-end, it acquired Legacy Azio to expand into AI data center infrastructure; cash was USD 141,955 at June 30.
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