Trump Media reports $409.83 million net profit on $2.97 million in revenue
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Trump Media (DJT) posted a large quarterly profit on very small revenue, while outlets report a $1 billion deadline and merger plans discussed on its call.
What happened
Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) reported a net profit of $409.83 million for the quarter on revenue of $2.97 million, according to Foreign Policy Journal. The outlet says the Bitcoin treasury distorts the earnings picture.
Yahoo Finance published the transcript of the company's Q3 FY2026 earnings call. TipRanks says the call highlighted growth and merger plans.
Benzinga reports that the company is racing against a $1 billion deadline, and the Ukrainian News Agency, citing media reports, describes a $1 billion debt crisis at the company.
Context
Companies that hold Bitcoin on their balance sheets can see their reported earnings swing with changes in the value of those holdings, which can make profit figures differ greatly from operating results.
Why it matters
The gap between the reported profit and the small revenue, along with the debt deadline coverage, may shape how investors read the company's financial position.
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