• International Battery Metals reported Q4 fiscal 2026 net loss of USD 5.3 million, reversing net income of USD 830,400 a year earlier.
• Operating loss narrowed to USD 3.4 million from USD 4.1 million, while revenue rose to USD 63,000 from a reversal of USD 11,000.
• For fiscal 2026, net income swung to USD 122,000 from a net loss of USD 3.52 million, despite revenue sliding to USD 164,000 from USD 871,000.
• CEO Joseph Mills cited brine tests showing 98% lithium recovery, 99+% contaminant rejection, and more than 1,200 cycles on a single column with no degradation.
• The company said it is in commercial discussions on deploying its existing modular DLE plant and raised USD 2 million in new equity financing.

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