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Sky Century Investment, Inc. approved a 1-for-100 reverse stock split of its common stock, combining every 100 shares into 1 share. The reverse split became effective on January 30, 2026, with the same date as the record date for shareholders.
After the reverse split became effective, the company had 2,235,486 shares of common stock issued and outstanding. The process was automatic, with no fractional shares issued and no action required from shareholders to exchange their shares.
Sky Century Investment, Inc. reported a small but meaningful start to revenue generation for the quarter ended November 30, 2025, while remaining deeply constrained financially. The company generated $13,152 in revenue, all from new IT services and RSS feeds activity, compared with no revenue in the same quarter a year earlier. Cost of revenues was $18,459, leading to a negative gross profit.
Operating expenses were $22,906, down from $30,334 a year ago, as professional fees declined. The quarterly net loss narrowed to $28,213 from $41,628. Cash at quarter-end was only $467, with a working capital deficit of $423,226 and total liabilities of $427,443 against total assets of $113,523.
Management highlights “substantial doubt” about the company’s ability to continue as a going concern, noting continued losses, a cumulative deficit of $950,904, and dependence on related-party loans and shareholder support. The business now focuses on IT services, RSS feeds and podcasts tied to the cannabis industry, while its Cannabis News app and broader marketing services remain pre-revenue.
Sky Century Investment, Inc. reported full-year results for the year ended August 31, 2025, with revenue of $76,338, up from $51,800, but a wider net loss of $117,225 versus $72,920.
Cost of revenues rose to $51,859 and operating expenses increased to $141,110, reflecting higher software development and professional fees. The company ended the year with $477 in cash, current liabilities of $397,449 and a working capital deficit of $395,472, and auditors highlighted an accumulated deficit of $922,691 and issued a going concern warning.
About 89% of revenue came from selling cannabis-focused RSS feeds and podcasts, with 11% from IT services, while the Cannabis News app and marketing services are not yet generating sales. Operations and development are handled by a single employee, and the business relies on related-party loans and debt conversions, with 223,548,220 common shares outstanding and no dividends expected.