Mag Magna Secures $30M Equity Line and $171K in Convertible Notes with Highly Dilutive Terms

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Mag Magna Corp, a company with a going concern warning and zero revenue, has secured a $30 million equity purchase agreement and raised $171,060 through convertible notes and warrants, both with highly dilutive and restrictive terms.

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• Equity Line of Credit Established

  Mag Magna Corp is authorized to sell up to $30 million in common stock to Monroe Street Capital Partners, LP over 24 months, priced at 80% of the lowest traded price during specified periods. This is a highly dilutive potential capital raise.

• Convertible Note Financing Secured

  The company raised $171,060 in cash from two convertible promissory notes, totaling $182,584.80 in principal, issued to Monroe Street Capital Partners, LP and Lambda Ventures, LLC. These notes mature in 12 months with a 10% guaranteed interest rate.

• Warrants Issued

  In conjunction with the notes, the company issued warrants to purchase a total of 81,150 shares of common stock at an exercise price of $2.25 per share, valid for five years.

• Highly Dilutive and Restrictive Terms

  The convertible notes feature a conversion price at the lesser of $1.50 or 70% of the lowest traded price, and include significant penalties such as a 118% prepayment premium and 150% acceleration upon default. The agreements also contain 'Most Favored Nation' clauses and prohibit 'Variable Rate Transactions'.

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This filing details critical financing agreements for Mag Magna Corp, a company previously identified with a going concern warning and zero revenue. The company has entered into an Equity Purchase Agreement allowing it to sell up to $30 million in common stock to Monroe Street Capital Partners, LP over 24 months, priced at a significant discount (80% of the lowest traded price). Concurrently, it raised $171,060 in cash through two convertible promissory notes, each with a principal amount of $91,292.40, and issued warrants for 81,150 shares. The notes carry a 10% interest rate and are convertible at a deep discount (70% of the lowest traded price or $1.50, whichever is lower). These highly unfavorable terms, including a 118% prepayment penalty and a 150% default acceleration, reflect the company's distressed financial position and urgent need for capital. While securing this financing provides a crucial lifeline for operations, the extreme dilution and restrictive covenants pose substantial long-term risks for existing shareholders. The company also faces an event of default if its market capitalization falls below $3 million.