Alpha Modus Approves Massive Dilution to Insiders, Extends CEO-Controlled Debt Amidst Delisting Threat

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Alpha Modus Holdings, Inc. has approved highly dilutive equity issuances to its CEO's controlled entity and other executives to extend debt maturity and provide bonuses, amidst ongoing financial distress and Nasdaq compliance issues.

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• Massive Equity Issuances Approved

  Majority stockholders approved the issuance of 3,200,000 Series C Preferred Shares and 5,789,417 warrants to Janbella Group, LLC (controlled by CEO William Alessi), along with 3,534,362 bonus shares and warrants to other company personnel, including the CEO and CSO.

• Extreme Potential Dilution

  The Series C Preferred Shares issued to Janbella Group could convert into common stock based on a share price of $0.01 or less, potentially leading to over 320 million new common shares. Combined with other issuances, this represents a potential dilution of over 647% to current outstanding common stock.

• Debt Extension and Default Waiver

  The issuances to Janbella Group are in consideration for extending the maturity date of approximately $2.75 million in promissory notes owed to Janbella (controlled by CEO Alessi) to June 30, 2026, and waiving default claims.

• Nasdaq Compliance Implications

  The transactions required stockholder approval under NASDAQ Listing Rules 5635(c) and (d) due to equity compensation and the potential issuance of more than 20% of outstanding common stock at a price below market.

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Alpha Modus Holdings, Inc. has approved significant equity issuances to its CEO's controlled entity and other executives, which will result in substantial dilution for existing shareholders. This action, taken by majority stockholder consent, aims to extend the maturity of outstanding promissory notes owed to the CEO's entity and waive default claims, while also providing bonus securities to key personnel. The company is already facing a going concern warning and a Nasdaq delisting threat, as disclosed in its recent 10-K. The potential for over 600% dilution from the conversion of Series C Preferred Stock at a low price, combined with additional warrants and shares, highlights the company's precarious financial position and the highly unfavorable terms for public investors. This move, occurring while the stock trades near its 52-week low, suggests a desperate attempt to manage debt obligations at the expense of significant shareholder value erosion.