Prospectus Filed for Resale of Up to 373,333 Shares Potentially Issued at Deep Discount

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Gaia filed a prospectus for the resale of up to 373,333 shares, which may be issued as consideration for a subsidiary acquisition at a minimum price of $1.50, a substantial discount to the current stock price.

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• Resale Prospectus Filed

  Gaia, Inc. filed a 424B3 prospectus for the resale of up to 373,333 shares of Class A common stock by identified 'Benefiting Shareholders'.

• Shares Issued as Acquisition Consideration

  The shares are potentially issuable to the Benefiting Shareholders if Gaia elects to pay for certain shares of its majority-owned subsidiary (Igniton, Inc.) in Class A common stock, rather than cash, under an Option Agreement dated December 16, 2025.

• Deep Discount Pricing

  If Gaia chooses to pay in stock, the shares will be valued at the trailing 5-day average VWAP, but no less than $1.50 per share. This minimum price is a significant discount compared to the current stock price of $3.17.

• No Direct Proceeds to Company

  Gaia will not receive any proceeds from the actual resale of these shares by the Benefiting Shareholders, though it will bear the registration expenses.

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This 424B3 prospectus finalizes the terms for the potential resale of up to 373,333 shares of Class A common stock by institutional investors. These shares may be issued by Gaia as consideration for the purchase of subsidiary shares, with a minimum valuation of $1.50 per share. This minimum price represents a significant discount to the current market price of $3.17, indicating a highly dilutive potential transaction for existing shareholders. While the company will not receive proceeds from the resale itself, the underlying issuance of shares at a deep discount to acquire subsidiary interests is a negative signal, suggesting a need to conserve cash or a lack of stronger financing options. The potential for these shares to enter the market creates an overhang that could pressure the stock price.