Kinetic Seas restructures Sagtec deal, returning 2M shares and expanding hosting rights

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Kinetic Seas amended its licensing agreement with Sagtec Global, returning 2 million shares and gaining international hosting rights for MaluDb. The restructuring removes a right of first refusal and creates a new revenue-sharing arrangement, but the company's going concern status remains a critical risk.

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• 2M Shares Returned to Sagtec

  Kinetic Seas returned 2,000,000 Consideration Shares to Sagtec, reducing its holdings to 1,840,000 shares and eliminating a right of first refusal, freeing the remaining shares for potential sale.

• International Hosting Rights Granted

  Sagtec received non-exclusive rights to sell MaluDb hosting services internationally under the Skilliks brand, with revenue shared 70/30 (Sagtec/Kinetic Seas) for Sagtec-led sales and 50/50 for Kinetic Seas-led sales.

• Going Concern Risk Persists

  The company's last 10-Q reiterated a going concern warning and reported a significantly widened net loss, highlighting severe financial instability despite this new commercial arrangement.

• Rule 144 Holding Period Reduced

  The holding period for retained shares was reduced to six months from the original agreement date (August 21, 2025), which has already elapsed, allowing Kinetic Seas to sell its remaining shares without restriction.

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By returning 2 million Sagtec shares, Kinetic Seas eliminated a right of first refusal and freed its remaining 1.84 million shares for sale. In exchange, it secured non-exclusive international hosting rights for its MaluDb database under the Skilliks brand, with revenue sharing that could provide a new income stream. The deal simplifies the capital structure and opens a commercial channel, but the company remains under severe financial strain with a going concern warning.