MNTN, Inc. (CTV performance advertising platform, IPO May 2025) presents a balance sheet as of March 31, 2026 with $213.9 million in cash and cash equivalents and an accumulated deficit of $252.3 million. No TAG_CONTEXT XBRL data was provided for this filing, so the liquidation analysis must rely entirely on narrative disclosures. Under the liquidation lens, the dominant recoverable asset is cash, which at 100% recovery represents the single largest source of liquidation value. MFFAIS-derived metrics show a cash liquidation value of approximately $141.6 million and a liquid liquidation value of approximately $203.5 million, implying meaningful non-cash liquid assets (likely accounts receivable) contributing roughly $62 million of incremental recovery after haircuts. The company discloses that AR and AP are both inflated relative to reported net revenue because billings are recorded gross while revenue is recognized net; this gross presentation means the AR balance is large relative to economic take-rate, but the underlying receivables are owed by advertising customers and are likely collectible at a 90-95% recovery rate in an orderly wind-down. The liability stack includes a $50 million Revolving Credit Facility (undrawn as of March 31, 2026, with $45.7 million available) maturing May 2029; at face value this facility is undrawn and contributes no incremental liability, though the pledge of substantially all assets as collateral means any future drawdown would be senior secured. The Convertible Notes, which were a material liability in the prior period, were settled on May 23, 2025 coincident with the IPO, eliminating what had been both a debt obligation and a source of embedded derivative mark-to-market losses. The primary intangible assets — capitalized internal-use software ($3.4 million invested in Q1 2026 alone, consistent with the prior quarter's pace) and acquired intangibles amortizing at $0.7 million per quarter — carry zero recovery value under the liquidation framework. Goodwill, if any, also carries zero recovery. The filing does not separately XBRL-tag balance sheet line items in the TAG_CONTEXT provided, preventing precise enumeration of individual asset and liability values. The absence of XBRL tagging for this filing is itself noted: all balance sheet data must be sourced from prose and the MFFAIS-derived estimates rather than tagged values. Operating cash flow turned meaningfully positive at $7.1 million for Q1 2026 versus $2.0 million in Q1 2025, reducing the rate at which the cash cushion is consumed by operations. The company maintains $75 million of depository accounts with Western Alliance Bank as a covenant condition under the revolving facility; in a wind-down scenario, this concentration could complicate cash access depending on bank creditor claims. Net equity recovery to common stockholders under a stop-and-liquidate scenario is marginally positive based on the MFFAIS liquid liquidation value of $203.5 million, but this figure depends heavily on the magnitude of accounts payable (which is disclosed as large relative to net revenue due to gross billing presentation) and other current liabilities not separately quantifiable from the available data.
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