• Onar posted a net loss of $1.13 million, narrowing 12% from the year-earlier quarter.
• Revenue rose 39% to $1.02 million, driven by the inclusion of agencies acquired during 2025.
• Operating expenses fell 66% to $381,882, mainly on lower stock-based compensation, professional fees, and compliance costs.
• Interest expense more than quadrupled to $802,502, reflecting higher interest costs and amortization of debt discount tied to 2025–2026 borrowings.
• Management highlighted a $10.4 million working capital deficit, citing plans to refinance near-term debt and expand ONAR Labs initiatives including Sour Grapes and Retina AI.

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