Executive Summary
Kindcard Inc (KCRD) reported QQ2 2026 results with modest top-line growth but ongoing profitability challenges. Revenue stood at $90,930 thousand? (note: reported as USD 90,930) and gross profit reached $72,000, yielding a robust gross margin of approximately 79.2%. However, operating expenses of $264,157 driven primarily by SG&A resulted in an operating loss of $173,227 and a net loss of $178,480 for the quarter, equating to an EPS of -$0.0018. The quarterβs performance underscores a classic early-stage growth profile: attractive gross margins from the product, yet substantial cash burn driven by go-to-market and organizational buildout ahead of material monetization.
YoY, revenue rose about 6.9%, and QoQ revenue increased about 6.2%, signaling some demand momentum. Gross profit improved more meaningfully on a yearly basis (+64.3%), suggesting product economics are favorable, but the surge in operating expenses eclipsed the margin gains, driving a steep deterioration in operating and net income versus the prior-year period. The absence of disclosed R&D spend and the limited visibility into cash and liquidity metrics make it difficult to quantify runway, but the current quarterly burn rate implies the company remains in a capital-raising or liquidity-management phase as it scales its payment solutions platform. Management commentary (when available) is needed to confirm monetization plans, go-to-market strategy, and milestones required to approach profitability.
Overall investment implications: Kindcard exhibits a plausible path to monetization given its high gross margin, but the significant, ongoing cash burn and lack of profitability raise risk for near-term holders. Investors should monitor revenue growth trajectory, customer mix, gross margin stability, and the rate of operating expense control. A clear profitability plan and visibility into liquidity would be critical catalysts for a more constructive stance.
Key Performance Indicators
QoQ: -214.59% | YoY:-98.47%
QoQ: -224.13% | YoY:-99.35%
QoQ: -200.00% | YoY:-100.00%
Key Insights
Revenue: $90,930; YoY +6.91%; QoQ +6.24%\nGross Profit: $72,000; Gross Margin 79.18%; YoY +64.30%; QoQ +9.39%\nOperating Income: -$173,227; Operating Margin -1.91%; YoY -98.47%; QoQ -214.59%\nEBITDA: -$167,974; EBITDARatio -1.85%\nNet Income: -$178,480; Net Margin -1.96%; YoY -99.35%; QoQ -224.13%\nEPS: -$0.0018; Diluted -$0.0018; YoY -100.00%; QoQ -200.00%\nWeighted Average Shares: 100,638,208\nCost Of Revenue: $18,928; SG&A: $245,229; Operating Expenses: $264,157; D&A: $5,253\nGrossPro...
Financial Highlights
Revenue: $90,930; YoY +6.91%; QoQ +6.24%\nGross Profit: $72,000; Gross Margin 79.18%; YoY +64.30%; QoQ +9.39%\nOperating Income: -$173,227; Operating Margin -1.91%; YoY -98.47%; QoQ -214.59%\nEBITDA: -$167,974; EBITDARatio -1.85%\nNet Income: -$178,480; Net Margin -1.96%; YoY -99.35%; QoQ -224.13%\nEPS: -$0.0018; Diluted -$0.0018; YoY -100.00%; QoQ -200.00%\nWeighted Average Shares: 100,638,208\nCost Of Revenue: $18,928; SG&A: $245,229; Operating Expenses: $264,157; D&A: $5,253\nGrossProfitMargin indicates product economics are favorable, but current cost structure drives negative profitability; R&D spend for QQ2 2026 is not disclosed in the provided data; No explicit interest income or tax expense recorded for the quarter.
Income Statement
| Metric |
Value |
YoY Change |
QoQ Change |
| Revenue |
90.93K |
6.91% |
6.24% |
| Gross Profit |
72.00K |
64.30% |
9.39% |
| Operating Income |
-173.23K |
-98.47% |
-214.59% |
| Net Income |
-178.48K |
-99.35% |
-224.13% |
| EPS |
0.00 |
-100.00% |
-200.00% |
Management Commentary
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Forward Guidance
Forward guidance is not provided in the supplied data. Given the current financials, investors should look for management-to-employee commentary on monetization plans, customer adoption, and product-rollout timing. In a practical scenario, the company would be evaluated on: (i) revenue growth trajectory and mix (billing cadence, ARPU, and customer concentration), (ii) Gross margin sustainability as scale increases, (iii) operating expense discipline (SG&A and Opex control) to approach EBITDA breakeven, and (iv) liquidity runway (cash, debt facilities, and burn rate). Monitoring potential milestones such as a defined path to profitability, customer onboarding metrics, and partnerships would be key catalysts.