BranchOut Food Secures Additional $750K Loan from Kaufman Kapital, Totaling $3M

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BranchOut Food Inc. secured an additional $750,000 senior secured loan from Kaufman Kapital LLC, bringing the total principal amount to $3.0 million, to fund working capital for customer orders. The company also added a 9.99% beneficial ownership limitation to Kaufman's convertible note.

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• Additional Senior Secured Loan

  BranchOut Food Inc. borrowed an additional $750,000 from Kaufman Kapital LLC, increasing the total principal amount of the Senior Secured Promissory Note to $3,000,000. This follows previous advances of $1.5M and $750K.

• Working Capital Funding

  The proceeds from the new loan are intended for working capital purposes to support the production of customer orders, directly addressing immediate operational needs.

• Beneficial Ownership Cap on Convertible Note

  An amendment to Kaufman Kapital's 12% Senior Secured Convertible Promissory Note adds a 9.99% beneficial ownership limitation, restricting conversions that would cause Kaufman Kapital to exceed this threshold.

• Related-Party Financing

  This loan, like previous tranches, is provided by Kaufman Kapital LLC, a significant investor and lender to the company, and is secured by substantially all of the company's assets.

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This additional $750,000 loan from Kaufman Kapital is critical for BranchOut Food, which recently reported a going concern warning and worsening working capital. The funds are earmarked for working capital to produce customer orders, directly addressing immediate operational needs and extending the company's runway. While providing essential liquidity, the loan is from a related party and secured by substantially all company assets, highlighting the company's challenging financial position. The new 9.99% beneficial ownership cap on Kaufman's convertible note limits their ability to convert a large block of shares, potentially managing future dilution perception, though the note's low conversion price remains a factor.