Eureka Acquisition Corp Discloses Going Concern Doubt Amidst SPAC Deadline Pressure and Liquidity Issues

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Eureka Acquisition Corp reported a going concern doubt, a substantial working capital deficit, and low cash, indicating severe financial strain as it approaches its SPAC business combination deadline, despite a pending merger agreement.

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• Going Concern Doubt Disclosed

  Management explicitly states substantial doubt about the company's ability to continue as a going concern due to its financial condition and the mandatory liquidation if a business combination is not completed by the deadline.

• Critical Liquidity Position

  The company reported a working capital deficit of $1,492,915 and a cash balance of only $32,797 as of December 31, 2025, indicating severe liquidity challenges.

• Continued Reliance on Sponsor Funding

  The sponsor has provided $1,050,000 in extension notes and a $300,000 working capital note. Subsequent events confirm further $150,000 monthly extension fees paid by the sponsor in January and February 2026, extending the deadline to March 3, 2026.

• Pending Business Combination Detailed

  The filing provides extensive details on the previously announced business combination agreement with Marine Thinking Inc. (entered October 29, 2025), which is critical for the SPAC to avoid liquidation.

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This 10-Q filing reveals critical financial distress for Eureka Acquisition Corp, with management explicitly stating substantial doubt about the company's ability to continue as a going concern. The company faces a significant working capital deficit and a very low cash balance, necessitating continuous reliance on its sponsor for funding to extend its business combination deadline. While a business combination agreement with Marine Thinking Inc. is in place, the underlying financial fragility and the approaching deadline create considerable uncertainty for investors. The ongoing need for sponsor-provided promissory notes for extensions and working capital highlights the precarious financial position.