Digital Brand Media Marketing Group Inc (DBMM) reported QQ2 2025 results with a sharp year-over-year revenue decline and strained liquidity, but with a positive net income aided by non-operating items. Revenue for the quarter was 27.604 million USD, down 65.83% YoY and 4.73% QoQ, reflecting a challenging macro backdrop for advertising agencies and potential client concentration or project mix shifts. Gross profit was 2.750 million USD, yielding a gross margin of 9.96%, versus a materially higher operating expense base that drove an operating loss of 191.6 thousand USD. EBITDA stood at 310.6 thousand USD, and total other income and expenses contributed a notable 376.1 thousand USD, enabling net income of 184.5 thousand USD for the quarter and an EPS of 0.0002. However, operating cash flow remained negative at -160.0 thousand USD, with free cash flow also negative. The balance sheet reveals a highly leveraged and fragile liquidity profile: total assets of 52.8 thousand USD against total liabilities of 7.474 million USD and negative reported equity of -7.421 million USD. The company carries a substantial short-term debt load (~3.73 million USD) and very small working capital cushions, resulting in current and quick ratios around 0.007, signaling limited liquidity headroom. Management commentary is not available in the provided transcript data, limiting the ability to corroborate the drivers behind the non-operating income and any planned actions. Investors should weigh the near-term liquidity risk and potential for structural deleveraging against any persistent top-line recovery catalysts in digital advertising spend and UK market execution.