Latest Quarterly Report
Filed: 2026-05-14
Key Insights
- Cadiz maintains significant outstanding share count of approximately 83.8 million common shares with multiple classes of preferred stock (Series 1 and Series A), indicating a complex capital structure that may dilute existing shareholders.
- The company has multiple debt instruments including senior secured convertible term loans and secured non-convertible term loans, suggesting reliance on leverage to fund water and land resource operations.
- Cadiz's business segments focus on water and land resources with water treatment and water filtration technology operations, positioning the company in the water infrastructure sector with substantial property, plant and equipment investments.
- Recent financing activities through March 2025 direct offerings and the Lytton Agreement (October 2025) indicate ongoing capital raising efforts, reflecting potential cash flow challenges or growth funding needs.
- The filing shows a small net income of approximately $0.01 per share, suggesting minimal profitability despite the company's asset-heavy business model centered on water resources development.