Aditxt Restructures Note Agreement, Adds New Investor Amid Nasdaq Delisting

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Aditxt amended its note purchase agreement to add a new investor and cancel an existing note, keeping total principal unchanged. The move comes as the company faces Nasdaq delisting and severe financial strain.

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• Note Agreement Amended

  Amendment No. 2 to the Note Purchase Agreement dated July 16, 2026, adds Doug Mergenthaler as a new investor and cancels a note held by Cavalry SPV, issuing two new notes of equal aggregate principal amount.

• Investor Base Restructured

  The amendment does not change the total principal amount of the senior secured notes; it replaces one investor with another, maintaining the existing capital structure.

• Financial Distress Context

  Aditxt has been delisted from Nasdaq, reported negative equity and substantial losses in Q1 2026, and recently secured only $500,000 in discounted convertible notes, highlighting severe cash constraints.

• Secured Obligations

  The notes are secured by substantially all assets of Ignite Proteomics and a pledge of Aditxt's equity in Ignite, giving noteholders priority over unsecured creditors.

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Aditxt amended its senior secured note purchase agreement to bring in a new investor, Doug Mergenthaler, and cancel an existing note held by Cavalry SPV. The total principal amount of the notes remains unchanged, so this is a restructuring of the investor base rather than new capital. However, it comes against a backdrop of severe financial distress — the company has been delisted from Nasdaq, has negative equity, and is burning cash. The ability to attract a new investor to a secured note at this stage is a modest positive signal, but the terms are not disclosed, and the company remains in a precarious position.