M2i Global files late notice for quarterly report

What happened

M2i Global, Inc. (MTWO), a company that trades on the OTC market, filed a Form NT 10-Q with the Securities and Exchange Commission on August 17, 2026. This form notifies the SEC that the company will not file its quarterly report (Form 10-Q) for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, by the required deadline.

In the filing, the company states that it experienced 'unanticipated delays in compiling certain necessary information to complete its audit and to prepare a complete filing of its Form 10-Q in a timely manner.' The company says it intends to file the report within the five-day extension period allowed by SEC rules.

On the same day, the company's stock price fell 14.71% to close at $0.0145, on volume more than four times its average, according to price data. The filing does not explain the stock move, and the price action is not referenced in the document.

The filing

The NT 10-Q is a standardized SEC form used to notify the commission that a company will not file its quarterly report on time. The form is required under Rule 12b-25 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.

M2i Global checked boxes indicating that it is relying on the provisions that allow a late filing without 'unreasonable effort or expense' and that it will file the report by the fifth calendar day after the original due date, which is the deadline for quarterly reports under the rule.

The form was signed by Alberto Rosende, the company's Chief Executive Officer. The filing does not provide any specific reason for the delay beyond citing 'unanticipated delays in compiling certain necessary information to complete its audit.'

What this means

A Form 10-Q is the quarterly report that public companies must file with the SEC, typically within 40 to 45 days after the end of a fiscal quarter. For the quarter ending June 30, 2026, the due date was August 14, 2026. The NT 10-Q extends that deadline to August 19, 2026, because the company has stated it will file within the five-day grace period.

The filing is a formal notice of lateness, not the report itself. The company still owes the actual Form 10-Q, which must contain financial statements and other disclosures. If the company fails to file within the extension period, it could face penalties, including potential loss of its ability to use certain SEC registration forms, though none of that is stated in this filing.

M2i Global describes itself as a company involved in metals and minerals wholesale, excluding petroleum. The stock trades on the OTC market, where small companies commonly use the NT 10-Q to request extra time for reporting.

The filing does not say whether the company expects any significant change in results of operations compared to the same quarter last year. In Part IV, the company answered 'No' to a question asking whether it anticipates such a change, but it provided no details.