CalEthos Secures $16M Loan and Issues Warrants to Major Shareholder, Addressing Going Concern

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CalEthos, Inc. has secured a $16 million loan and issued warrants for 6 million shares to SFO IDF LLC, a major shareholder, providing critical capital for a data center co-development project and addressing the company's going concern warning.

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• Secured $16 Million Promissory Note

  CalEthos, Inc. received a $16 million promissory note from SFO IDF LLC, comprising a new $15 million loan and the restructuring of $1 million in outstanding debt. This financing is crucial for a company previously reporting a going concern warning.

• Issued Warrants for 6 Million Shares

  In connection with the loan, CalEthos issued warrants to SFO IDF LLC for the purchase of 6 million shares of common stock at an exercise price of $0.50 per share, representing significant potential dilution.

• Debt Maturity Extended

  The maturity dates for existing promissory notes (April, July, and December 2025) held by SFO IDF LLC have been extended to April 30, 2028, improving the company's liquidity position.

• Funding for Data Center Project

  The loan proceeds are primarily allocated to fund CalEthos's obligations under a joint venture for the Raft River Data Center Campus, including securing a $6 million performance letter of credit.

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CalEthos, Inc., a company previously facing substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern, has secured a critical $16 million promissory note from SFO IDF LLC, managed by Chauncey Lennis Thompson. This significant financing, which includes a new $15 million loan and the restructuring of $1 million in prior debt, provides essential capital for the company. The proceeds are primarily earmarked for a joint venture to develop a 524-acre data center campus, including a $6 million certificate of deposit to secure a performance letter of credit. While the financing is highly dilutive, involving the issuance of warrants for 6 million shares at an exercise price of $0.50 per share, it offers a lifeline to the company and enables it to pursue a potentially transformative project. The agreement also extends the maturity dates of existing notes to April 30, 2028, and includes future revenue-sharing provisions for SFO IDF from the data center project.