Subsidiary Fort Technology Reports Large Loss, Secures Major Convertible Debt, and Amends Strategic Investment Terms

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Nexera's subsidiary, Fort Technology, reported a large loss, secured $3.63M in convertible debt with imminent conversion, and amended a $2.72M strategic investment, while Nexera itself experienced warrant exercises.

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• Subsidiary Reports Significant Net Loss

  Nexera's majority-owned subsidiary, Fort Technology Inc., reported a net loss of $5.83 million for the year ended December 31, 2025, primarily due to $3.78 million in non-recurring listing expenses from its reverse recapitalization.

• Major Convertible Debenture Financing for Subsidiary

  Fort Technology issued $3.63 million in unsecured convertible debentures, with irrevocable conversion notices received from all holders, indicating substantial dilution upon the subsidiary's anticipated Nasdaq listing. Nexera Technologies participated in this offering, acquiring approximately $1.6 million of the debentures.

• Strategic Subsidiary Investment Amended

  Fort Technology's $2.72 million convertible loan to EEH Ventures Ltd. was amended, changing the conversion right from a 19.9% stake in EEH to a 35.8% stake in Wigan Topco Limited, a subsidiary of EEH.

• Warrants Exercised in Full

  Nexera Technologies reported that Series A Warrants, Note Warrants, and Second Note Warrants were exercised in full by holders as of April 29, 2026, at an adjusted exercise price of $1.545808 per share, resulting in dilution.

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This 6-K filing provides critical updates on Nexera's majority-owned subsidiary, Fort Technology Inc., revealing significant financial activity and impending dilution. Fort Technology reported a substantial net loss for 2025, primarily driven by non-recurring listing expenses related to its reverse recapitalization. More importantly, Fort Technology secured a substantial $3.63 million in convertible debentures, with irrevocable conversion notices received, indicating significant future dilution for Nexera shareholders upon Fort's anticipated Nasdaq listing. Additionally, Fort Technology's large $2.72 million convertible loan to EEH Ventures was strategically amended, shifting its conversion right to a 35.8% stake in Wigan Topco Limited. Nexera also disclosed the exercise in full of its own warrants at an adjusted price, leading to immediate dilution. While Nexera continues to provide financial support to Fort, the scale of these financing activities and the associated dilution are highly material for a company of Nexera's market capitalization, signaling both capital needs and strategic shifts within its key subsidiary.