ENDRA Amends Noble Africa Merger Terms, Removes Warrant Ownership Cap

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ENDRA amended its merger agreement with ASP Isotopes, removing the classified board structure and warrant ownership cap, and set a $3.8M minimum cash closing condition.

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• Merger Agreement Amended

  The first amendment to the June 25, 2026 merger agreement removes the classified board structure and supermajority vote requirements, streamlining governance for the combined company.

• Cash Closing Condition Set

  The minimum cash closing condition is revised to $3,800,002.59 less cumulative IRA payments, providing a concrete threshold for deal completion.

• Warrant Ownership Cap Removed

  The 4.99% beneficial ownership limitation is removed from the Common Warrant (1,156,774 shares at $6.57) and Pre-Funded Warrant (511,541 shares at $0.0001), allowing ASP to exercise without restriction.

• Renergen Borrowing Capacity Increased

  A fifth addendum to the ASPI Term Loan Facility increases Renergen's borrowing capacity from $80M to up to $120M, with a sixth addendum contemplated to reach $200M at closing.

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On October 1, 2026, ENDRA and ASP Isotopes amended their pending merger agreement, introducing structural changes that reduce governance friction and adjust financing terms. The combined company board will no longer be classified, and supermajority vote requirements were removed from the amended certificate of incorporation. The minimum cash closing condition was set at $3.8 million less investor relations payments. Separately, the 4.99% beneficial ownership cap on ASP's warrants was removed, allowing ASP to exercise warrants for up to 1.67 million shares without restriction. These changes streamline the path to closing and give ASP greater flexibility to convert its warrants into equity.