Going Concern Warning Reiterated Amid Worsening Losses and Persistent Internal Control Weaknesses

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Voip-pal.com Inc. reported a significant increase in net losses, a sharp decline in cash and working capital, and persistent material weaknesses in internal controls, reiterating its going concern warning.

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• Worsening Financial Health and Going Concern

  The company reported a 45% increase in net loss for the quarter and a 54% increase for the six-month period ended March 31, 2026, with cash declining to $435,656 from $1,060,499 and working capital falling to $373,719 from $969,267. Management explicitly reiterated substantial doubt about the company's ability to continue as a going concern.

• Persistent Material Weaknesses in Internal Controls

  Management concluded that disclosure controls and internal control over financial reporting were not effective due to a lack of formal codes of conduct, absence of dual authorization on bank disbursements, and insufficient reconciliation and reviews. Remediation efforts are ongoing but the weaknesses persist.

• Ongoing Dilutive Capital Raises

  During the six-month period, the company issued 41 million common shares for $205,000 in a private placement and 17 million shares for services valued at $189,500. Subsequent to the period, an additional 10 million shares were issued for $50,000. The company also issued 186 million new warrants and has 4 billion warrants and 269.5 million options outstanding, with many at very low exercise prices, representing significant potential future dilution of 162%.

• Unsuccessful Patent Litigation Strategy

  Several patent infringement lawsuits against major tech companies (Amazon, Verizon, T-Mobile) have been closed, mostly with voluntary dismissals or summary judgments against Voip-Pal, indicating a failure to monetize its patent portfolio through litigation. Two antitrust cases against AT&T and Apple remain ongoing with uncertain outcomes.

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Voip-pal.com Inc. continues to face severe financial distress, with a reiterated going concern warning and a significant increase in net losses. The company's cash reserves are rapidly depleting, and its working capital has sharply declined. Compounding these issues are persistent material weaknesses in internal controls, indicating fundamental governance and financial reporting risks. The company's strategy of monetizing patents through litigation has yielded little success, and it remains reliant on highly dilutive capital raises. This combination of factors casts substantial doubt on its ability to continue operations, making it a high-risk investment.