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Impact BioMedical, Inc. develops technologies that pharmaceutical and consumer-product companies can turn into medicines or wellness products. Partners take on development and commercialization, with Impact BioMedical potentially receiving payments when agreed milestones are reached and royalties from sales. Those licensing payments remain prospective; the company also sells Celios air-purification products online and through third-party distributors, which account for its reported product sales.
ProPhase Laboratories holds worldwide development and commercialization licenses for Linebacker-1 and Linebacker-2, drug-development compounds with potential applications in cancer, inflammation and neurological conditions, and Equivir/Equivir G, initially aimed at an over-the-counter respiratory wellness product. Equivir commercialization remains in planning and depends on meeting targeted marketing claims and securing a distribution partner or network.
The licensing business depends on partners turning patented technologies into marketable products. Drug candidates must obtain the required regulatory approvals before they can be marketed.
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Impact BioMedical’s prospective licensing income hinges importantly on ProPhase Laboratories developing and commercializing Linebacker and Equivir, including securing distribution for Equivir.
DSS, Inc.’s results are directly exposed to Impact BioMedical’s success in licensing its healthcare and wellness technologies to outside companies: at December 31, 2025, DSS carried approximately $17 million of net intangible assets associated with Impact. DSS also sells custom packaging to pharmaceutical and consumer-goods customers, but the signal to watch for Impact is any write-down of those technology assets if licensing efforts fail.
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DSS, Inc.’s report will show whether it has written down intangible assets tied to Impact BioMedical, Inc.’s technologies, revealing how the licensing opportunity is reflected in DSS’s accounts.
Look for the carrying value of the related intangible assets and any impairment charge. As of December 31, 2025, DSS carried about $17 million of intangible assets associated with Impact BioMedical. No impairment means DSS has not recognized a decline in their value in this report; a write-down means DSS sees less value as recoverable, reducing its assets and current-period results, but does not by itself prove licensing will fail.
