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Ulixe Corp. Misses Q1 2026 Filing After Acquisition

Ulixe Corp. missed the May 15 deadline for its Q1 2026 Form 10‑Q, citing delays from integrating Ulixe Italy operations. The filing adds to a string of overdue reports since late 2025.

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Ulixe Corp. missed the May 15 deadline for its Q1 2026 Form 10‑Q, adding to a string of overdue filings since late 2025. The delay stems from finishing financial statements after integrating Ulixe Italy operations.

Context Ulixe Corp. has not filed its FY 2025 annual report, its Q3 2025 quarterly report, or its FY 2025 calendar‑year annual report. In October 2025 the company shifted its fiscal year end from July 31 to December 31. On June 13, 2025, Ulixe One Corp. acquired roughly 89 % of Ulixe’s voting shares, triggering a change of control. Shortly after, Ulixe discontinued work on its legacy software platform. On October 16, 2025, WarpSpeed Italy S.r.l., a wholly owned subsidiary, bought all outstanding equity in Ulixe Italy.

Key Facts The Form 12b‑25 filing shows Ulixe could not complete its quarterly financial statements for the period ended March 31, 2026, by the May 15 deadline for non‑accelerated filers. The company cites the delay as unavoidable without unreasonable effort or expense. Ulixe expects Q1 2026 results to differ markedly from the prior year, with material revenue and expense increases coming from the newly consolidated Ulixe Italy operations. As of the notification date, Ulixe has not filed the FY 2025 Form 10‑K, the Q3 2025 Form 10‑Q, or the FY 2025 calendar‑year Form 10‑K.

What It Means Missing multiple required filings raises questions about Ulixe’s internal controls and ability to meet SEC reporting timelines. Investors may view the delays as a sign of post‑acquisition integration challenges, potentially affecting confidence in the company’s financial transparency. The SEC could impose penalties if the filings remain overdue beyond allowed grace periods.

What to watch next Ulixe indicates it will file the overdue reports within five calendar days after the original due date; observers should watch for the actual filing dates and any commentary on Q1 2026 performance.

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