FY2026 10-K: revenue of $48.1m against a $16.9m operating loss, of which $11.1m is a goodwill impairment. The goodwill balance went from $11.1m to zero. Strip the impairment out and the operating loss is $5.7m
Bloomia Holdings (TULP) recorded revenue of $48.1m and an operating loss of $16.9m in fiscal 2026. Inside that loss sits an $11.1m goodwill impairment. Goodwill on the balance sheet went from $11.1m at the prior year end to zero at this one.
Bloomia Holdings grows and sells tulips. The company posted a large loss this financial year. Two-thirds of that loss is the erasing of an amount recorded on the books when it bought a business years ago. That amount comes off the accounts but never leaves the bank. The debt it owes fell over the year.
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An impairment is a book cost. Its relationship to cash is tabled in the subscriber section.
The operating loss excluding the impairment is calculated in the subscriber section.
Long-term debt at each year end is compared in the subscriber section.
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On SEC EDGAR, open Bloomia Holdings, Inc.'s fiscal 2026 10-K (accession 0001104659-26-109274) and read the statement of operations and goodwill note.
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