Aditxt Secures Highly Punitive $725K Senior Secured Convertible Notes Amidst Financial Distress

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Aditxt obtained $725,000 in new cash via highly dilutive and punitive senior secured convertible notes, consolidating existing debt under harsh terms that include significant discounts and mandatory redemptions from future equity raises.

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• New Senior Secured Convertible Notes

  Aditxt, Inc. and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Ignite Proteomics LLC, issued new senior secured convertible notes. This includes $725,000 in new cash proceeds and consolidates approximately $4.44 million in existing debt (from March and April 2026 notes) under the new terms.

• Highly Punitive Terms

  The notes feature a 35% original issue discount (OID), meaning the company receives $0.65 for every $1.00 of principal issued. The interest rate is 6% per annum, escalating to 12% upon an Event of Default. The notes have a short maturity date of November 30, 2026.

• Mandatory Redemptions from Future Financings

  The agreement includes clauses for mandatory repayment from future financings (up to 100% for $20M+ raises). A particularly harsh VRT Mandatory Redemption requires 50% of gross proceeds from any equity line of credit or at-the-market (ATM) offering to redeem the notes at a 10% premium (110% of outstanding principal).

• Strong Collateral and Fundamental Transaction Protections

  The notes are secured by substantially all assets of Ignite Proteomics and Aditxt's equity in Ignite. In the event of a Fundamental Transaction (e.g., merger, acquisition), noteholders can demand redemption at 150% of the outstanding principal amount.

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Aditxt, Inc. has secured $725,000 in new cash through senior secured convertible notes with extremely unfavorable terms, consolidating prior debt. The notes carry a 35% original issue discount, a 6% interest rate (escalating to 12% upon default), and a short maturity. Critically, future equity raises (ATM/VRT) will trigger mandatory redemptions at a 10% premium, and a Fundamental Transaction allows lenders to demand 150% redemption. This financing underscores the company's severe financial distress and the high cost of capital, placing significant pressure on future equity value and operational flexibility.