FRMM · Nasdaq · ·
$4.85-0.2%Sep 29 close
The quarter ending June 30, 2026, against the same quarter a year earlier.
| Measure | 3 months toJun 30, 2026 | 3 months toJun 30, 2025 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Profit | -$12.8M | -$1.7M | -642.21% |
| Profit per share | -$0.73 | -$8.97 | +91.86% |
These are single quarters, not a trailing year — the figures elsewhere on this site cover twelve months and will be much larger. A seasonal business swings a long way between the two: ServiceNow earns $2.0B of free cash flow in its December quarter and $0.5B in its June one.
Compared against the same quarter a year earlier, not against an analyst forecast. A “beat” or “miss” needs a consensus estimate, which is licensed data we do not carry — and getting it wrong is worse than leaving it out.
Forum Markets Inc has no earnings call transcript available.
“Forum continues to execute against our core strategy of building a platform centered on originating, structuring, and tokenizing institutional-grade, yield-generating assets,”
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Forum Markets, Incorporated (Nasdaq: FRMM) is a digital asset platform modernizing capital markets through the tokenization of institutional-grade real-world assets. The Company structures and brings cash-generating assets onto blockchain-based infrastructure to unlock liquidity, broaden investor access, and enable more efficient primary issuance and secondary market activity. Forum integrates traditional asset management principles with scalable digital market architecture as it builds a new framework for how real-world value is originated, accessed, and traded.
The company’s own description, as it appears at the foot of the release.
The quote and the company description come from Forum Markets Inc’s Item 2.02 8-K filed May 14, 2026; the table is built from its quarterly reports. Read the release on EDGAR Share prices are split- and dividend-adjusted.