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For anyone considering B. Riley, the story you need to buy into is a messy balance between a battered balance sheet and a company trying to reset. The latest quarter’s profit swing, debt cut of about US$314 million, and restored Nasdaq compliance ease some immediate pressure, and the sharp 7‑day share price bounce shows how sensitive sentiment is to survival signals. But a big part of the earnings lift came from one‑off gains like the GlassRatner sale and senior note exchanges, which do not resolve prior years of losses, negative equity and a history of delayed filings. Short term, the key catalysts now revolve around hitting the next 10‑Q deadline, maintaining access to funding and proving that underlying operations can stand without special items. The biggest risks are execution missteps, renewed compliance issues and any re‑emergence of stress in its investments and funding costs.
However, one core financial risk still sits largely in the background that investors should be aware of.Four Simply Wall St Community fair value estimates for B. Riley span roughly US$14.53 to a very large US$154.14 per share, underscoring how far apart individual views can be. Set that against the recent profit helped by one off gains and lingering balance sheet fragility, and it is clear you are looking at a stock where sentiment and risk appetite can shift quickly. Exploring several of these viewpoints can help frame how different investors weigh the turnaround story against those structural concerns.
Explore 4 other fair value estimates on B. Riley Financial - why the stock might be worth just $14.53!
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