PMGC Ends Arizona Acquisition LOI, Inks Orbit2Orbit Space Partnership Term Sheet

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PMGC terminated its LOI to acquire a 76% stake in an Arizona machining company after due diligence, and signed a non-binding term sheet with Orbit2Orbit for a space research, manufacturing, and investment partnership. The filing also discloses a $1.07M debt-for-equity exchange with Streeterville and confirms the 1-for-10 reverse split.

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• Arizona Acquisition LOI Terminated

  PMGC terminated its non-binding LOI to acquire a 76% stake in an Arizona precision machining company after audit-stage due diligence showed the target's historical financial profile was less favorable than anticipated. No breakup fee was incurred.

• Orbit2Orbit Term Sheet Signed

  Non-binding term sheet with Orbit2Orbit Inc. contemplates three transactions: a Mice2Space microgravity research collaboration for EL-22/EL-32, a preferred U.S. manufacturing role for A&B Aerospace, and a CAD $200,000 investment at CAD $0.80 per share.

• Streeterville Debt-for-Equity Exchange

  Exchange Agreement converts $1,071,339.80 of Secured Pre-Paid Purchase #2 into 80,000 shares of common stock, reducing cash obligations but adding dilution. Company retains a repurchase right at $0.0001 per share once the balance is zero.

• 1-for-10 Reverse Split Effective

  Reverse split effective August 21, 2026 reduced authorized common shares to 8,333,334 (plus 500,000,000 preferred). Trading symbol ELAB unchanged; new CUSIP 73017P607 assigned.

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After audit-stage due diligence revealed a weaker historical financial profile than expected, PMGC Holdings walked away from its previously announced acquisition of a 76% stake in an Arizona precision machining company. The termination signals capital allocation discipline but also removes a growth catalyst announced just three months ago. In its place, the company signed a non-binding term sheet with Orbit2Orbit for a three-part space economy relationship — a microgravity research collaboration for its EL-22/EL-32 muscle-preservation candidates, a preferred U.S. manufacturing role for A&B Aerospace, and a CAD $200,000 strategic investment. The filing also discloses a debt-for-equity exchange with Streeterville Capital converting $1.07 million of secured pre-paid purchase obligations into 80,000 shares, and confirms the 1-for-10 reverse split effective August 21. Against a backdrop of a $7.9M H1 net loss and going concern warning from the August 14 10-Q, the Streeterville exchange reduces cash obligations but adds dilution, while the Orbit2Orbit term sheet is non-binding and may not close.