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QMMM

QMMM Holdings Limited Ordinary Shares

QMMM

QMMM Holdings Limited Ordinary Shares NASDAQ
$119.40 19.40% (+19.40)

Market Cap $5.84 B
52w High $303.00
52w Low $0.54
Dividend Yield 0%
P/E -702.35
Volume 773.30K
Outstanding Shares 48.95M

Income Statement

Period Revenue Operating Expense Net Income Net Profit Margin Earnings Per Share EBITDA
Q2-2025 $157.626K $188.196K $-177.685K -112.726% $-0.003 $-167.462K
Q4-2024 $83.285K $152.648K $-183.66K -220.52% $-0.003 $-169.729K
Q2-2024 $261.968K $75.676K $-18.685K -7.133% $-0 $-3.859K

Balance Statement

Period Cash & Short-term Total Assets Total Liabilities Total Equity
Q2-2025 $21.581K $573.151K $71.221K $501.93K
Q4-2024 $497.993K $5.974M $688.134K $5.286M
Q2-2024 $218.893K $1.266M $2.328M $-1.062M
Q4-2023 $130.201K $1.187M $2.102M $-915.586K
Q2-2023 $643.161K $1.368M $1.605M $-237.071K

Cash Flow Statement

Period Net Income Cash From Operations Cash From Investing Cash From Financing Net Change Free Cash Flow
Q2-2025 $-177.685K $-51.742K $0 $9.373K $-42.531K $-51.74K
Q4-2024 $-183.66K $-761.941K $0 $802.247K $36.144K $-761.94K
Q2-2024 $-18.685K $-38.53K $0 $49.877K $11.344K $-38.53K

Five-Year Company Overview

Income Statement

Income Statement The reported income statement is extremely thin and, as shown, essentially shows no meaningful revenue or profit figures. That makes it hard to read the core business performance in a normal way. The only clear signal is that per‑share results have recently moved from small profits to small losses, which fits the picture of a business in transition with rising costs and unclear current traction. Overall, the numbers provided do not yet tell a convincing story about a stable or scalable earnings base, and there may also be gaps or timing issues in the data disclosed so far.


Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet The balance sheet information points to a very small recorded asset and equity base, with no visible debt in the figures provided. This suggests either that the parent entity is still very light in operating assets or that only a limited slice of the group’s financial position is reflected here. On the positive side, there is no sign of balance‑sheet leverage in the data, but on the negative side, the tiny scale and sparse disclosure make it difficult to assess financial strength, resilience, or the true level of resources supporting the operating subsidiaries.


Cash Flow

Cash Flow The cash flow data shows modest cash outflows from operations and little to no reported investment spending, resulting in slightly negative free cash flow. In plain terms, the business appears to be consuming cash rather than generating it, but the absolute amounts reported are very small. This profile is consistent with an early‑stage or lightly capitalized holding structure that depends on external funding rather than internally generated cash. Without fuller disclosures, it is hard to judge how much runway the company really has or how cash flows from the operating subsidiaries move through to the listed entity.


Competitive Edge

Competitive Edge Through ManyMany Creations, QMMM is tied to a long‑standing digital advertising agency with nearly two decades of experience, a broad campaign track record, and relationships with recognizable brands and institutions. That history and client list provide some commercial credibility and can act as a barrier to new entrants that lack such references. Quantum Matrix adds a more niche angle in virtual avatars and immersive experiences, placing the group in a specialized corner of the digital and metaverse‑related markets. However, the wider advertising and digital content industry is crowded, project‑based, and highly competitive, and the parent company’s regulatory troubles and trading suspension introduce serious reputational and counterparty risks that could undermine the advantages built by its subsidiaries.


Innovation and R&D

Innovation and R&D On the innovation side, QMMM’s core strengths come from its creative and technical work in digital media. ManyMany Creations has a history of integrating advanced tools—such as VR/AR, 3D scanning, and interactive installations—into commercial campaigns, which shows an ability to bring new technologies into real client work. Quantum Matrix advances this further with its virtual avatar and virtual‑fashion platforms, which have already been tested in live events like virtual fashion shows and branded experiences. Against this, the group’s recent shift toward cryptocurrency, blockchain, and an AI‑driven “digital asset” ecosystem represents a sharp and controversial pivot. The plans in that area are high‑level, speculative, and now overshadowed by an SEC investigation and a trading halt. As a result, there is a major question mark over the company’s true innovation roadmap and whether future effort will focus on proven creative tech services or on much riskier crypto‑related ventures.


Summary

Overall, the formal financial statements available for QMMM are very sparse and do not show a mature, transparent earnings profile. Reported revenue and profit metrics at the parent level are essentially blank or minimal, cash flow appears slightly negative, and the asset base looks extremely small, making it difficult to assess underlying financial health. In contrast, the operating story told by the subsidiaries is more substantial: an experienced digital agency with award‑winning work and long‑standing client ties, plus a specialist unit in virtual avatars and immersive experiences. That operational foundation could be valuable, but it is currently overshadowed by the parent company’s aggressive pivot into crypto and AI themes, the resulting regulatory scrutiny, and the halt in trading. Taken together, QMMM presents a mix of creative and technological promise at the subsidiary level and high uncertainty and controversy at the holding‑company level, with a wide range of potential future outcomes and limited clarity from the current financial disclosures.