BONK Pays $4M to Retire 26,667 Preferred Shares and Eliminate Anti-Dilution Overhang

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BONK agreed to pay $4 million to redeem 26,667 Series A Preferred shares from Core4 Capital, securing an irrevocable waiver of all anti-dilution rights and a release of claims. The deal reduces preferred overhang by 26.67% but consumes significant cash for a company with a going concern warning.

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• Preferred Stock Redemption Agreement

  BONK entered into an agreement on September 4, 2026 to purchase 26,667 Series A Preferred Shares from Core4 Capital for $4,000,000, payable within 3 business days.

• Anti-Dilution Waiver Secured

  Core4 irrevocably waived all anti-dilution rights, voting rights, liquidation preferences, and conversion rights on the redeemed shares, plus granted a general release of claims.

• Remaining Preferred Overhang

  After the redemption, Core4 holds 73,333 Preferred Shares convertible into 1,516,873 common shares in a merger — a 26.67% reduction from the original 100,000 shares.

• Cash Impact vs. Runway

  The $4 million payment represents a significant cash outlay against the $214K cash balance reported in the Q2 2026 10-Q, raising questions about funding sources given the going concern warning.

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BONK is spending $4 million — nearly 36% of its $11.1 million market cap — to buy back and retire 26,667 Series A Preferred shares from Core4 Capital. In exchange, Core4 irrevocably waives all anti-dilution protections, voting rights, liquidation preferences, and conversion rights tied to those shares, and grants a full release of claims. This removes a structural overhang that could have forced massive dilution on common holders in future financings or a merger. The deal is a meaningful capital-structure cleanup, but it also drains cash at a time when the company reported only $214K in cash as of June 30, 2026 and has a going concern warning. The remaining 73,333 preferred shares still convert into 1,516,873 common shares in a merger, so the overhang is reduced but not eliminated.