Tiny Cheetah Net miss
Cheetah Net reported a sharp Q1 miss — EPS $(0.32) vs. $(0.23) expected and revenue just $92K (down ~81% YoY), a sign of severe near‑term fragility for the name. (x.com)
Cheetah Net published a full‑year 2025 results and corporate update on March 20, 2026 that accompanied the quarterly disclosure. (GlobeNewswire) (seekingalpha.com) The company reported $1,288,536 in logistics and warehousing revenue for 2025 and a net loss from continuing operations of $3,649,703, including an operating loss of $4,579,576 and a $731,307 impairment on intangible assets and goodwill. (GlobeNewswire) (seekingalpha.com) Management said tariff tensions and uncertainty in global trade weighed on cross‑border logistics demand while two acquired businesses, Edward Transit Express and TW & EW Services, accounted for the majority of the segment’s 2025 revenue. (GlobeNewswire) (seekingalpha.com) In February 2026 the company completed a Regulation S private placement, issuing 33,450,000 Class A shares for gross proceeds of $40.14 million to non‑U.S. investors. (StockTitan) (stocktitan.net) SEC filings and management certifications disclose previously identified material weaknesses in internal control over financial reporting, and the company recently disclosed an auditor change in its 8‑K filings. (SEC.gov) (sec.gov) Market reaction was muted‑positive: shares ticked up roughly 3.4% on the release despite the earnings miss, according to market reports. (Ryxel) (ryxel.ai) Street forecasts ahead of the print showed consensus EPS near about -$0.25 per share and revenue expectations in the neighborhood of $0.3M–$0.6M, leaving the quarter materially below analyst revenue views. (MarketBeat) (marketbeat.com) Public filings flagged a constrained year‑end cash position (around $0.2M) alongside working capital of about $7.7M and $7.4M in loan receivables, underscoring why the February $40.14M placement was critical to near‑term funding. (StockTitan) (stocktitan.net)