BayFirst 10-Q/A Quantifies Restatement: Q1 Loss Widens, Material Weakness Disclosed

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BayFirst's amended 10-Q quantifies the restatement impact on Q1 2026 and discloses a material weakness in internal controls over loan accounting.

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• Q1 2026 Loss Widens on Restatement

  Restated Q1 2026 net loss increased by $250K to $5.93M; diluted EPS fell to -$1.54 from -$1.48 as previously reported.

• Material Weakness in Internal Controls

  Management disclosed a material weakness in internal control over financial reporting related to loan nonaccrual, charge-off, and origination cost accounting — the same areas that caused the restatement.

• Capital Ratios Below Well-Capitalized

  Tier 1 capital ratio was 7.74% at March 31, 2026, below the 8% well-capitalized threshold; management expects the pending capital raise to restore compliance.

• Remediation Plan Expected Q3 2026

  Management's remediation plan includes procedure reviews, training, escalation processes, and automation, with implementation expected in Q3 2026.

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The amended 10-Q from BayFirst puts hard numbers on the previously announced restatement: Q1 2026 net loss grew by $250K to $5.93M, and EPS fell to -$1.54. More critically, management disclosed a material weakness in internal control over financial reporting tied to loan nonaccrual, charge-off, and origination cost accounting — the same areas that caused the restatement. The bank also remains below well-capitalized thresholds, with Tier 1 capital at 7.74% versus the 8% required. This filing confirms the control failures are systemic, not one-time errors, and the remediation plan won't be fully implemented until Q3 2026.