Stockholders Approve Issuance of Warrants Totaling Over 33% Potential Dilution

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Citius Oncology's majority shareholder approved the issuance of shares from new and amended warrants, potentially diluting existing stockholders by over 33%.

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• Stockholder Approval for Warrant Issuance

  The holders of a majority of common stock, led by Citius Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (74.8% owner), approved the issuance of shares upon the exercise of December Warrants and Amended Warrants, as required by Nasdaq Listing Rule 5635(d).

• Significant Potential Dilution

  The approval allows for the potential issuance of 29,630,765 shares upon warrant exercise, representing approximately 33.57% of the current outstanding common stock.

• December Offering Warrants

  The company issued new warrants in December 2025 to purchase 17,669,725 shares, with exercise prices of $1.09 and $1.3625 per share.

• Amended Warrants with Lowered Exercise Price

  Existing July and September 2025 warrants, totaling 11,961,040 shares, were amended to lower their exercise price to $1.09 per share (from $1.32 and $1.84) and extend their expiration date.

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Citius Oncology's majority shareholder has approved the issuance of shares underlying warrants from a recent December offering and the amendment of previously issued warrants. This approval enables the potential issuance of over 29.6 million new shares, representing a substantial dilution of approximately 33.57% to existing stockholders. The amendment of prior warrants to a lower exercise price, from $1.32 and $1.84 down to $1.09, indicates the company had to offer more favorable terms to secure financing. While raising capital is crucial for a life sciences company, especially one with a 'going concern' warning, the significant dilutive impact and the renegotiation of prior warrant terms are negative signals for current investors.