Cineverse Corp. (CNVS) as of December 31, 2025 presents a deeply negative liquidation posture consistent with prior periods. MFFAIS reports a cash liquidation value of -$28.4M and liquid/operating liquidation value of -$11.0M. Working through the TAG_CONTEXT balance sheet: total assets of $68.6M face total liabilities of $30.8M at face value, producing reported book equity of $37.7M including noncontrolling interest. However, the liquidation lens eliminates intangible and goodwill carrying values entirely. Intangibles net of goodwill stand at $17.7M and goodwill at $6.8M — combined $24.5M in zero-recovery assets under the liquidation standard. PP&E net is $3.5M (50-70% recovery yields $1.8-2.5M). AR net of allowance is $17.4M (90-95% recovery = $15.7-16.5M). Cash of $2.5M recovers at par. Other current assets of $1.4M and noncurrent $2.0M receive minimal recovery. Gross recoverable asset pool is roughly $23-25M against $30.8M in face-value liabilities — producing negative equity recovery in the range of $5-8M under the lens, directionally consistent with MFFAIS estimates. The liability stack is concentrated in current obligations: $30.6M of $30.8M total liabilities are current, led by accounts payable and accrued liabilities of $22.1M and notes payable current of $8.3M. The revolving credit facility remains active — $45.8M drawn and $37.5M repaid during the nine months, with net outstanding reflected in the $8.3M notes payable current balance. Operating cash burn was -$23.3M for the nine-month period versus -$21.7M for the prior six-month period (prior filing), with the incremental Q3 burn of approximately $1.6M. Financing inflows of $13.2M (net line of credit draws plus $5.8M warrant exercises) partially offset operational cash consumption but resulted in a nine-month net cash decline of -$11.5M, compressing ending cash to $2.5M. Revenue declined 36% YoY for the nine months ($39.8M vs $62.6M), driven primarily by the loss of $22.8M in prior-year theatrical distribution revenue from Terrifier 3. The balance sheet transition from net cash provider (prior year) to significant cash consumer, combined with a $511.2M accumulated deficit, underscores the structural disconnect between going-concern book equity and liquidation recovery. Content advance spending discussed in MD&A as a major operating cash outflow is not separately tagged in XBRL as a distinct balance sheet line; it flows through working capital changes and the direct operating expense line ($15.1M for the nine months). The filing discusses royalty advance allowance recoupments in MD&A without a separately tagged allowance balance in XBRL. ASC 842 operating lease obligations total $472K — de minimis in context.
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