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10-KHIGH RiskDETERIORATING

Karbon-X Corp.

Filed: Sep 15, 2026 CIK: 0001729637
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Karbon-X Corp., a carbon offset/VER marketplace company, disclosed a material weakness in internal controls over financial reporting for FY2026 tied to rapid, complex international expansion (new subsidiaries in Europe and Latin America) and non-routine transactions that outpaced its accounting infrastructure. The company remains unprofitable and funded operations primarily through $5.4M in convertible notes and $4.8M in long-term debt versus only $0.2M in equity sales, raising concerns about capital structure sustainability and dilution risk. While remediation steps (hiring a CAO, new review controls) were initiated late in the fiscal year, the disclosure controls and ICFR were both deemed ineffective as of year-end.

Red Flags Detected (7)

Material weakness in internal control over financial reporting identified for period-end financial reporting process

Disclosure controls and procedures concluded ineffective as of May 31, 2026

Heavy reliance on debt/convertible note financing ($5.4M convertible notes + $4.8M long-term debt) versus minimal equity raises ($0.2M)

4 more red flags detected

Key Takeaways

Company is not yet profitable and depends on continued external financing, mostly debt, to sustain operations

Internal control weaknesses stem directly from rapid international expansion during FY2026

2 more takeaways

Filing Overview

Form TypeAnnual Report (10-K)
Filing DateSep 15, 2026
Risk LevelHIGH
TrendDETERIORATING
AI Confidence75%
Red Flags7

What This Means

High Risk Filing: This company is showing signs of financial stress or significant operational challenges.

Deteriorating Trend: Conditions are worsening compared to previous filings. This may create opportunities for service providers.

Annual Report: Comprehensive filing covering the full fiscal year with audited financial statements.

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