Prospectus Supplement Enables Resale of 376M Shares, Incorporates Debt Extension with Stock Payments

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CytoDyn filed a prospectus supplement to allow selling stockholders to resell up to 376 million shares, representing a substantial portion of the company's market capitalization, and incorporated details of a recent debt maturity extension requiring monthly stock payments.

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• Significant Share Resale Authorized

  A prospectus supplement was filed for the resale of up to 375,999,668 shares of common stock by selling stockholders, including shares underlying warrants. This represents a substantial potential dilution, equivalent to approximately 29.6% of the company's market capitalization.

• Debt Maturity Extended with Stock Payments

  The filing incorporates details from a recent 8-K, confirming the extension of $57 million in secured convertible promissory notes by 36 months. In consideration, the company will make monthly payments of $1 million in common stock to noteholders, leading to ongoing dilution.

• Reduced Interest Rate on Notes

  As part of the debt extension agreement, the annual interest rate for both secured convertible promissory notes was reduced to 5%.

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This 424B3 filing updates the prospectus, making available for resale up to 376 million shares of common stock by selling stockholders, including shares underlying warrants. This represents a significant potential dilution of nearly 30% of the company's current market capitalization, creating substantial selling pressure. The filing also incorporates the terms of a recently announced 36-month extension for $57 million in secured convertible promissory notes. While the debt extension provides short-term liquidity relief for a company with a going concern warning, the agreement mandates monthly payments of $1 million in common stock, adding further ongoing dilution. Investors should be aware of the significant overhang from the large volume of shares now available for resale and the continuous dilutive effect of the debt payments.