Jet.AI Inc. Agrees to Deep Discount Conversion Price and Plans Massive Dilutive Offerings

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Jet.AI Inc. made significant concessions to its Series B preferred stock investors, including a deep discount conversion price, and secured consent for future capital raises totaling up to $46 million, signaling substantial dilution for existing shareholders.

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• Series B Preferred Stock Converted

  The holders of Series B convertible preferred stock, Hexstone Capital and Ionic Ventures, fully converted all remaining outstanding shares and exercised associated warrants.

• Deep Discount Conversion Price

  The conversion price for the Series B preferred stock was reset to the lowest trading price of the common stock in the ten trading days prior to conversion, a significant concession to investors.

• Consent for Future Dilutive Offerings

  Investors consented to Jet.AI's plans for an at-the-market offering of up to $36 million and an underwritten public offering of up to $10 million, totaling up to $46 million in potential capital raises.

• Investor Waivers

  In exchange for the conversion price adjustment, investors agreed to refrain from taking certain actions to protect their legal rights under a previous Securities Purchase Agreement.

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Jet.AI Inc. has entered into a Letter Agreement with its Series B preferred stock investors, Hexstone Capital and Ionic Ventures, which includes highly unfavorable terms for existing shareholders. The conversion price for the Series B preferred stock was reset to the lowest trading price of the common stock in the ten days prior to conversion, indicating a significant concession to investors and substantial dilution. Furthermore, the investors consented to the company's plans for future capital raises totaling up to $46 million, comprising an at-the-market offering of up to $36 million and an underwritten public offering of up to $10 million. Given the company's current market valuation, these planned offerings represent an extremely high level of potential dilution, which could severely impact the value of existing common shares. This agreement suggests the company is in a distressed financial position, requiring significant capital and making substantial concessions to secure investor cooperation.