LiqTech International Finalizes Agreement to Convert $3M Debt to Equity and Repay $3M Cash, Contingent on Public Offering

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LiqTech International has entered into a definitive agreement to convert $3.0 million of debt into equity and repay $3.0 million in cash, a move contingent on its upcoming public offering and critical for addressing its 'going concern' status.

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• Debt Restructuring Agreement

  The company entered into a Debt Cancellation Agreement to restructure $6.0 million in Senior Promissory Notes, converting $3.0 million into common stock and repaying $3.0 million in cash.

• Significant Equity Dilution

  The $3.0 million debt-to-equity conversion will result in substantial dilution for existing shareholders, with the exact number of shares dependent on the public offering price.

• Cash Repayment of Debt

  A $3.0 million cash payment for the remaining debt will further strain the company's cash reserves, highlighting its reliance on the success of the concurrent public offering.

• Contingent on Public Offering

  The entire debt restructuring is conditional upon the closing of the company's underwritten public offering, which aims to raise up to $23 million.

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This filing details a critical debt restructuring agreement for LiqTech International, which is currently facing a 'going concern' warning. The company will convert $3.0 million of its Senior Promissory Notes into common stock and repay another $3.0 million in cash. This transaction is contingent on the closing of the previously announced public offering (S-1/A filed May 27, 2026). While the debt reduction is a necessary step to improve the balance sheet and address the company's financial distress, the $3.0 million equity conversion represents substantial dilution for existing shareholders, and the $3.0 million cash payment will further deplete cash reserves, making the success of the public offering paramount for the company's liquidity and survival.