Clean Vision Corporation files its Q3 2025 report showing a tiny operating base and heavy reliance on external funding. Revenue from its Morocco pyrolysis facility was $62,064 for the quarter and $125,201 for the nine months, up modestly from $107,946 a year earlier, but far below expenses.
The company reported a net loss attributed to Clean Vision of $1,825,597 for the quarter and $5,476,637 year-to-date, bringing the accumulated deficit to $54,311,732. Total assets were $20,847,742, driven by $7,954,201 of property and equipment and $1,404,007 of restricted cash, while cash on hand was $575,678.
Liabilities climbed to $36,319,321, including $6,249,425 of convertible notes payable (net of discount), a $11,751,014 commercial loan and $1,094,760 of derivative liabilities. Stockholders’ deficit deepened to $15,750,463, and there were 1,086,840,307 common shares outstanding at September 30, 2025, and 1,152,768,307 shares as of November 17, 2025. Management discloses substantial doubt about the company’s ability to continue as a going concern, noting ongoing losses and dependence on issuing debt and equity to fund operations.