Auddia Files Pro Forma Financials for Reverse Merger with Thramann Holdings, Revealing Significant Dilution and Going Concern Risk

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Auddia Inc. filed pro forma financial statements for its reverse merger with Thramann Holdings, detailing significant dilution for existing shareholders, a required $10.5 million equity financing, and a going concern warning for the acquired entity.

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• Merger Financials Disclosed

  The company filed audited financial statements for Thramann Holdings, LLC and unaudited pro forma combined financial information for the years ended December 31, 2025 and 2024, related to the definitive merger agreement announced on February 17, 2026.

• Significant Dilution for Auddia Shareholders

  Existing Auddia shareholders are expected to own approximately 20% of the combined company, with the owner of Thramann Holdings, Jeff Thramann, holding about 80%.

• Substantial Equity Financing Required

  The merger is conditioned on Auddia having at least $12 million net cash at closing, with pro forma adjustments reflecting a $10.5 million equity financing needed to consummate the business combination, assuming 10.5 million shares issued at $1 per share.

• Going Concern Warning for Acquired Entity

  Thramann Holdings, LLC has suffered recurring losses from operations and is pre-revenue, leading to a 'substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern' as disclosed in its audited financials.

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This 8-K provides the critical financial details for Auddia's previously announced definitive merger agreement with Thramann Holdings, LLC. The filing includes audited financial statements for Thramann Holdings and unaudited pro forma combined financial information. A key takeaway is the substantial dilution for existing Auddia shareholders, who are expected to own only approximately 20% of the combined company, while the owner of Thramann Holdings will hold about 80%. The merger is contingent on Auddia raising at least $12 million in net cash, with the pro forma financials indicating a required $10.5 million equity financing, which is highly dilutive given Auddia's current market capitalization. Furthermore, Thramann Holdings itself carries a 'going concern' warning due to recurring losses and no income generation, introducing significant financial risk to the combined entity. Investors should carefully evaluate the pro forma financial performance, which projects substantial net losses for the combined company, and the implications of the significant ownership shift and capital raise.