Forward Industries (FWDI), the largest corporate Solana (SOL) holder, posted a $283.1 million net loss for the fiscal second quarter ended March 31, 2026.
Despite this, total revenue still quadrupled year over year, primarily from staking rewards generated by the Company’s Solana treasury strategy.
Forward Industries Posts $283M Q2 Loss on Solana Markdowns
Solana fell from roughly $124 at the start of 2026 to about $83 by the end of March. The drawdown weighed on the balance sheets of corporate SOL holders.
According to the press release, the decline in fair value on its SOL treasury drove the net loss. The firm reported $201.7 million in losses and $85.1 million in impairments on digital assets.
“This U.S. GAAP-required treatment reflects changes in the estimated fair value of the Company’s SOL holdings and does not represent an outflow of cash or impact Forward’s liquidity,” the firm said.
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Meanwhile, the operating picture offered a counterpoint to the headline loss. Quarterly revenue climbed more than fourfold to $13 million from $3.1 million a year earlier.
Staking revenue generated by Forward’s SOL treasury accounted for almost all of the gain. The company’s validator infrastructure has delivered a gross annual percentage yield (APY) of 6.5% to 7.2% before fees since launch, ahead of peers.
Forward has accumulated 201,201 SOL in staking rewards through March 31, with nearly its entire treasury staked. Operating costs also eased.
Selling, General and Administrative Expenses fell to $6.6 million from $7.2 million in the prior quarter. The firm closed the quarter with 7,044,079 SOL on its balance sheet and roughly $16.6 million in cash.
“Against a backdrop of market volatility, we took decisive actions to position Forward for long-term value creation by securing a highly advantageous institutional debt facility with our strategic partner, Galaxy Digital, and executing a strategic share repurchase that reduced our basic shares outstanding by 7.4%. We also implemented a cost reduction plan in March that we expect to materially lower operating expenses in the coming quarters,” Kyle Samani, Chairman of Forward Industries, said.
Upexi, another major corporate holder of Solana, also posted a $109.3 million net loss for the fiscal quarter ended March 31, 2026. Unrealized digital asset losses accounted for $92.3 million of that figure.
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