New Era Energy & Digital says March-quarter financials no longer reliable, plans restatement

• New Era Energy & Digital’s audit committee ruled its Q1 2026 Form 10-Q should no longer be relied on.
• An amended filing will restate financials to correct misclassified fees tied to acquisition and financing transactions.
• About $1.4 million of legal and professional fees were booked as G&A but should have been deferred as debt or equity issuance costs.
• Errors were also found in ASC 718 accounting for executive performance stock units; the impact could be material.
• The company is also reviewing fair value components of its January 2026 buyout of Texas Critical Data Centers’ remaining 50% stake.

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