Dravica Corp
Dravica Corporation filed its Q3 FY2026 10-Q, reporting $14,285 in revenue for the three and nine months ended July 31, 2026 — its first revenue following the May 1, 2026 launch of its EmailGuard service. The Company posted a net loss of $6,655 for the quarter and $23,691 for the nine-month period. The balance sheet shows just $3,125 in cash against $107,955 in total current liabilities, including $67,640 in deferred revenue and $24,315 in related-party notes payable. Stockholders' deficit stands at $22,879.
- Accumulated deficit of $40,659 as of July 31, 2026, with a net loss of $23,691 for the nine-month period.
- Cash and cash equivalents of just $3,125 against $107,955 in total current liabilities.
- Deferred revenue of $67,640 dominates the balance sheet — cash collected but not yet earned.
- Auditor raises substantial doubt about going concern; management plans a public offering to raise funds.
- EmailGuard service launched May 1, 2026; Q3 revenue of $14,285 against $20,940 in operating expenses.
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A newly public microcap with a going-concern warning, negative equity, and barely three thousand dollars in cash is a high-risk proposition — the planned public offering is an existential event.
Dravica is a pre-revenue-stage microcap SaaS company with a newly launched email verification tool. Its $85K asset base and negative equity position place it at the extreme early-stage end of the software development spectrum, where survival hinges entirely on external financing.
Going concern: accumulated deficit of $40,659, net loss of $23,691, and cash of only $3,125 raise substantial doubt about the Company's ability to continue. The Company is dependent on a planned public offering to fund operations; failure to raise capital could force cessation.
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