Vivmark Residential Q3 FY2026: merger costs drive a GAAP loss
Vivmark’s Q3 FY2026 story is a $747.1 million GAAP net loss, driven by $464.3 million of transaction costs and $898.0 million of depreciation rather than by weak revenue; revenue rose to $1.20 billion. The quarter should be read as a merger-accounting event first, with a revenue-field mismatch and no guidance making the clean operating picture harder to see.
1 · Expected vs. Actual
Free preview belowGAAP EPS was -$1.27, down from $0.96 a year earlier and far below the $0.23 consensus estimate. The loss includes $464.3 million of transaction costs and $898.0 million of depreciation, so the GAAP EPS number is heavily shaped by merger accounting rather than operations alone.
The filing’s income statement shows total revenue of $1.20 billion, up 55.9% from $766.8 million a year earlier. The structured revenue field says $1.95 million, but the data flag itself says the extracted figure is $1.20 billion; I use the income statement number, not the broken field.
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Figures on this page come from the company's original SEC filings. The analysis is generated automatically and checked against validation rules, but may still contain errors or omissions. Not investment advice. · Generated 2026-11-10
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