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Updated: Feb 15, 2026 10:41 PM

Streamex Corp

Market Cap: N/A FINANCIAL SERVICES CAPITAL MARKETS

Streamex Corp., headquartered in Winter Park, Florida, is an innovative technology firm focused on revolutionizing digital streaming solutions that enhance content delivery and user experience. The company is committed to advanced software development, aiming to transform how digital content is consumed and monetized in the rapidly evolving digital entertainment sector. With a strategic focus on scalability and high performance, Streamex is well-positioned for significant growth and is poised to become a key player in the digital landscape, empowering businesses and engaging consumers through its cutting-edge technology.

Revenue

Revenue, Profit & Income — explained by Jerry the Goat Farmer
Total RevenueEvery single dollar that wanders onto Jerry's farm. Cheese sales, milk money, goat yoga memberships, and that one weird guy who pays $50 to just watch the goats. Jerry doesn't ask questions.
Gross ProfitThe money left after feeding the goats but before reality sets in. Jerry feels rich for exactly 11 minutes.
Net IncomeWhat Jerry actually gets to keep after the Jerrynment, cousin Larry, the feed store, and his ex-wife's lawyer all take their cut. This number is often... humbling.
Using alias: revenue -> totalRevenue [quarterly] [income]
Using alias: profit -> grossProfit [quarterly] [income]
Using alias: income -> netIncome [quarterly] [income]


Data Completeness:
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  ✅ totalRevenue                        8/8 dates (100%)
  ⚠️  grossProfit                         6/8 dates (75%)
  ✅ netIncome                           8/8 dates (100%)

Plot for STEX (in M)
  reports: quarterlyReports
  showing last 25 entries
  Legend: totalRevenue, grossProfit, netIncome

               -20.37M                 -10.19M                  0.00M                  10.19M                   20.37M
               |                       |                       |                       |                        |

  2023-12-31 |                                   ██████████████|  -6.05M
  2024-03-31 |                                         ████████|  -3.40M
  2024-06-30 |                                        █████████|  -3.92M
  2024-09-30 |                                            █████| -1.91M ⊗
  2024-12-31 |                                              ███|  -1.10M
  2025-03-31 |                                          ███████| -2.81M ⊗
  2025-06-30 | ████████████████████████████████████████████████| -20.37M
  2025-09-30 |            █████████████████████████████████████| -15.58M

               |                       |                       |                       |                        |
               -20.37M                 -10.19M                  0.00M                  10.19M                   20.37M

Costs

Operating Costs — explained by Jerry the Goat Farmer
Cost of Goods & Services SoldThe unglamorous stuff: hay, feed, vet bills for when Sergio the goat eats another iPhone. These goats don't feed themselves, and they definitely don't apologize.
Selling, General & AdministrativeThe "CHEESE HAPPENS" billboard on the highway, the accountant (cousin Larry, who definitely cheated in Monopoly as a kid), office supplies, and the therapy Jerry needs after dealing with cousin Larry.
Research & DevelopmentJerry's experimental ghost pepper goat cheese that made three customers cry. Also the goat treadmill. The goats refuse to use the goat treadmill.
Using alias: rnd -> researchAndDevelopment [quarterly] [income]
Using alias: sga -> sellingGeneralAndAdministrative [quarterly] [income]
Using alias: cogs -> costofGoodsAndServicesSold [quarterly] [income]


Data Completeness:
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  ✅ researchAndDevelopment              8/8 dates (100%)
  ⚠️  sellingGeneralAndAdministrative     6/8 dates (75%)
  ⚠️  costofGoodsAndServicesSold          4/8 dates (50%)

Plot for STEX (in M)
  reports: quarterlyReports
  showing last 25 entries
  Legend: researchAndDevelopment, sellingGeneralAndAdministrative, costofGoodsAndServicesSold

               0.00M                   4.95M                   9.90M                  14.84M                   19.79M
               |                       |                       |                       |                        |

  2023-12-31 | ██████ 1.18M ⊗
  2024-03-31 | █ 0.24M ⊗
  2024-06-30 | ████████████████████████ 4.91M ⊗
  2024-09-30 | ██████████████ 2.76M ⊗
  2024-12-31 | █████ 1.07M ⊗
  2025-03-31 | ██████████████ 2.96M ⊗
  2025-06-30 | █████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████ 19.79M
  2025-09-30 | ███████████████████████ 4.62M

               |                       |                       |                       |                        |
               0.00M                   4.95M                   9.90M                  14.84M                   19.79M

Cash

Cash, Debt & Cash Flow — explained by Jerry the Goat Farmer
Cash & Short-Term InvestmentsThe coffee can buried behind the barn, $47 in a savings account, and some cryptocurrency Jerry bought drunk in 2021. He's afraid to check on it.
Short/Long-Term DebtThe barn loan that'll follow Jerry to the grave (long-term) and the $200 he owes the feed store guy who's starting to give him looks (short-term).
Operating Cash FlowReal cash moving in and out. Not "my customer promised to pay me" money. Actual dollars. Jerry has trust issues now.
Using alias: cash -> cashAndShortTermInvestments [quarterly] [balance]
Using alias: debt -> shortLongTermDebtTotal [quarterly] [balance]
Using alias: paycheck -> operatingCashflow [quarterly] [cashflow]


Data Completeness:
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  ✅ cashAndShortTermInvestments         8/8 dates (100%)
  ⚠️  shortLongTermDebtTotal              7/8 dates (88%)
  ✅ operatingCashflow                   8/8 dates (100%)

Plot for STEX (in M)
  reports: quarterlyReports
  showing last 25 entries
  Legend: cashAndShortTermInvestments, shortLongTermDebtTotal, operatingCashflow

               -11.04M                 -5.52M                   0.00M                   5.52M                   11.04M
               |                       |                       |                       |                        |

  2023-12-31 |                                    █████████████|█  -2.94M
  2024-03-31 |                                           ██████|███  -1.31M
  2024-06-30 |                                           ██████|████████  2.10M
  2024-09-30 |                                           ██████|██  -1.49M
  2024-12-31 |                                               ██|  -0.47M
  2025-03-31 |                                            █████|███████████████  3.73M
  2025-06-30 |                                           ██████|███████████  2.82M
  2025-09-30 |                           ██████████████████████|███████████████████████████████████████████████  11.04M ⊗

               |                       |                       |                       |                        |
               -11.04M                 -5.52M                   0.00M                   5.52M                   11.04M

FCF

Free Cash Flow — explained by Jerry the Goat Farmer
Operating Cash FlowReal cash moving in and out. Not "my customer promised to pay me" money. Actual dollars. Jerry has trust issues now.
Capital ExpendituresBig, expensive purchases Jerry justifies at 2am: the industrial milking machine, new fencing, and a hot tub "for the goats" that somehow only Jerry uses.
Using alias: paycheck -> operatingCashflow [quarterly] [cashflow]
Using alias: capex -> capitalExpenditures [quarterly] [cashflow]


Data Completeness:
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  ✅ operatingCashflow                   8/8 dates (100%)
  ✅ capitalExpenditures                 8/8 dates (100%)

Plot for STEX (in M)
  reports: quarterlyReports
  showing last 25 entries
  Legend: operatingCashflow, capitalExpenditures

               -5.02M                  -2.51M                   0.00M                   2.51M                    5.02M
               |                       |                       |                       |                        |

  2023-12-31 |                     ████████████████████████████|  -2.94M
  2024-03-31 |                                    █████████████| -1.31M
  2024-06-30 |                                   ██████████████| -1.48M
  2024-09-30 |                                   ██████████████| -1.49M
  2024-12-31 |                                            █████| -0.47M
  2025-03-31 |                                      ███████████| -1.11M
  2025-06-30 |                                     ████████████| -1.28M
  2025-09-30 | ████████████████████████████████████████████████| -5.02M

               |                       |                       |                       |                        |
               -5.02M                  -2.51M                   0.00M                   2.51M                    5.02M

Assets

Assets, Liabilities & Equity — explained by Jerry the Goat Farmer
🐐 Assets = Liabilities + Equity

Translation: What Jerry owns = What Jerry owes + What's actually Jerry's

Or as Jerry mutters every April during tax season:
"Everything I have equals everything I owe plus whatever scraps are left for me, a humble goat man just trying to make cheese in this cruel world."
Total AssetsEverything Jerry owns: 12 acres of land, a barn that's "rustic" (rotting), 47 goats, Sergio (appraised at $800, priceless to Jerry), the cheese cave, and a 2004 Ford F-150 held together by duct tape and prayer.
Total LiabilitiesEverything Jerry owes: bank loans, the feed store tab, back taxes, and a moral debt to his neighbor for "borrowing" that tractor in 2019. They both know he's not returning it.
Total Shareholder EquityIf Jerry sold absolutely everything, paid off every debt, and finally returned that tractor... this is what he'd have left. His actual net worth. Some days it's a retirement fund. Other days it's "enough for a bus ticket and a fresh start."
Using alias: assets -> totalAssets [quarterly] [balance]
Using alias: liabil -> totalLiabilities [quarterly] [balance]
Using alias: equity -> totalShareholderEquity [quarterly] [balance]


Data Completeness:
------------------------------------------------------------
  ✅ totalAssets                         8/8 dates (100%)
  ✅ totalLiabilities                    8/8 dates (100%)
  ✅ totalShareholderEquity              8/8 dates (100%)

Plot for STEX (in M)
  reports: quarterlyReports
  showing last 25 entries
  Legend: totalAssets, totalLiabilities, totalShareholderEquity

               -137.34M                 -68.67M                  0.00M                  68.67M                   137.34M
               |                       |                       |                       |                        |

  2023-12-31 |                                                █|█  4.68M
  2024-03-31 |                                                █|█  5.79M
  2024-06-30 |                                                 |  3.11M
  2024-09-30 |                                                █|  1.70M
  2024-12-31 |                                                █|  2.26M
  2025-03-31 |                                                 |█  4.42M
  2025-06-30 |                                                █|███████████████████████████████████████  113.20M
  2025-09-30 |                                               ██|███████████████████████████████████████████████  137.34M

               |                       |                       |                       |                        |
               -137.34M                 -68.67M                  0.00M                  68.67M                   137.34M

Buffet

Using alias: income -> netIncome [quarterly] [income]
Using alias: debt -> shortLongTermDebtTotal [quarterly] [balance]
Using alias: equity -> totalShareholderEquity [quarterly] [balance]


Data Completeness:
------------------------------------------------------------
  ✅ netIncome                           8/8 dates (100%)
  ⚠️  shortLongTermDebtTotal              7/8 dates (88%)
  ✅ totalShareholderEquity              8/8 dates (100%)

Plot for STEX (in M)
  reports: quarterlyReports
  showing last 25 entries
  Legend: netIncome, shortLongTermDebtTotal, totalShareholderEquity

               -20.37M                 -10.19M                  0.00M                  10.19M                   20.37M
               |                       |                       |                       |                        |

  2023-12-31 |                                   ██████████████|  -6.05M
  2024-03-31 |                                       ██████████|█  -4.22M
  2024-06-30 |                                        █████████|  -3.92M
  2024-09-30 |                                            █████|  -1.91M
  2024-12-31 |                                              ███|  -1.44M
  2025-03-31 |                                          ███████|█████  -2.81M
  2025-06-30 | ████████████████████████████████████████████████|  -20.37M
  2025-09-30 |            █████████████████████████████████████| -15.58M ⊗

               |                       |                       |                       |                        |
               -20.37M                 -10.19M                  0.00M                  10.19M                   20.37M

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