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US Companies Report Earnings, Financing, Trials, and Events

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US Companies Report Earnings, Financing, Trials, and Events
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United States — Multiple companies issued recent updates this week. Mercury General scheduled fourth-quarter results and a Form 10-K filing for February 17, 2026. Sight Sciences reported preliminary Q4 revenue of $20.3–20.4 million and FY2025 revenue near $77.3–77.4 million with about $92 million cash. Pasithea provided clinical timelines and reported a 71.4% disease control rate signal in a cohort, citing November 2025 data. SunPower expanded an equity line to $55 million to secure cash goals. Outdoor Holding, iPower, Allegro MicroSystems, and Signing Day Sports announced calls, partnerships, events, and a $5.6 million offering. Based on 8 articles reviewed and supporting research.

Prepared by Christopher Adams and reviewed by editorial team.

Timeline of Events

  • November 2025: Pasithea reported initial NF1 pharmacokinetic results and a partial response.
  • January 12, 2026: Mercury General announced Q4 results release and Form 10-K filing scheduled for February 17, 2026.
  • January 13, 2026: Sight Sciences released preliminary Q4 revenue guidance and reported approximately $92M cash on hand.
  • January 13, 2026: SunPower increased its Equity Line of Credit commitment from $30M to $55M.
  • February 9–18, 2026: Outdoor Holding earnings call (Feb 9), Mercury General Q4 release (Feb 17), Allegro Analyst Day (Feb 18) are scheduled.
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Who Benefited

Shareholders and company management benefited from increased liquidity options, scheduled disclosures, and reported clinical signals that could support valuation, strategic planning, and future fundraising decisions.

Who Impacted

Short-term speculative investors and creditors faced potential dilution risk, uncertainty from preliminary unaudited figures, and volatility tied to upcoming earnings releases and corporate events.

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Who Benefited

Shareholders and company management benefited from increased liquidity options, scheduled disclosures, and reported clinical signals that could support valuation, strategic planning, and future fundraising decisions.

Who Impacted

Short-term speculative investors and creditors faced potential dilution risk, uncertainty from preliminary unaudited figures, and volatility tied to upcoming earnings releases and corporate events.

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