Brenmiller Energy Secures $1M Funding from Alpha Capital, Triggering Anti-Dilution Adjustment

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Brenmiller Energy closed an additional $1 million funding round with Alpha Capital, issuing preferred shares convertible at $1.67 and warrants. This funding also triggered an anti-dilution adjustment, lowering the conversion price of all existing preferred shares to $1.67.

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• New Funding Secured

  Brenmiller Energy received an additional $1 million from Alpha Capital Anstalt, marking the "Sixth Subsequent Funding" under their existing securities purchase agreement.

• Securities Issued

  The company issued 1,000 preferred shares (stated value $1,000 each) convertible into ordinary shares at $1.67 per share, and warrants to purchase 598,802 ordinary shares at an exercise price of $14.56 per share.

• Anti-Dilution Adjustment Triggered

  The pricing of this new funding ($1.67 conversion price) caused an anti-dilution adjustment, lowering the conversion price of all previously issued preferred shares to $1.67 per share.

• Use of Proceeds

  The net proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes, working capital, and the execution of the company's commercial Thermal Energy Storage (TES) projects.

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This $1 million capital injection is critical for Brenmiller Energy, a micro-cap company that previously disclosed a going concern warning. While highly dilutive, the funding provides essential working capital and supports the execution of its commercial projects. The conversion price for the new preferred shares is set above the current market price, which could be seen as a vote of confidence from the institutional investor. However, the anti-dilution adjustment means all existing preferred shares can now convert at a lower price, increasing the overall potential dilution for current shareholders.