CSLM Digital Asset Acquisition Corp III swings to Q2 FY26 net income of $1.51 million; H1 FY26 net income rises to $2.85 million

Reuters2026/08/13 10:04

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CSLM Digital Asset Acquisition Corp III posted Q2 net income of USD 1.51 million, swinging from a year-earlier net loss of USD 60,675.
Interest income climbed to USD 2.13 million, including USD 2.11 million from the Trust Account.
General and administrative expense rose to USD 583,725; insurance expense totaled USD 18,699.
Cash and cash equivalents fell to USD 2.47 million at June 30 from USD 3.11 million at Dec. 31.
Treasury securities in the Trust Account increased to USD 237.41 million from USD 233.25 million; working capital narrowed to USD 1.71 million from USD 2.97 million.

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CSLM Digital Asset Acquisition Corp III swings to Q2 FY26 net income of $1.51 million; H1 FY26 net income rises to $2.85 million

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