Nuvve Holding Corp. Agrees to Massive Dilution via Warrant Exchange, Removes Preferred Stock Anti-Dilution Floor

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Nuvve Holding Corp. entered into an agreement to exchange existing warrants for 13.1 million common shares or pre-funded warrants, representing over 250% potential dilution, and removed the floor price for Series A Preferred Stock conversion, further increasing potential dilution.

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• Warrant Exchange Agreement

  Holders of warrants exercisable for 23,831,137 shares agreed to exchange them for an aggregate of 13,107,127 shares of common stock or newly issued pre-funded common stock purchase warrants. This represents a substantial capital restructuring and over 250% potential dilution relative to current outstanding shares.

• Removal of Preferred Stock Floor Price

  The company agreed to amend the Series A Preferred Stock terms to remove the Floor Price as a limitation on conversion price adjustments, which could lead to greater dilution from preferred stock conversions if the share price declines.

• Termination of Equity Line of Credit (ELOC)

  Nuvve Holding Corp. terminated a $25 million equity line of credit facility, removing a potential source of future capital for the company.

• Shareholder Approval Required

  The issuance of the Exchange Shares and the amendment to the Series A Preferred Stock terms are subject to stockholder approval by July 27, 2026.

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This 8-K details a critical capital restructuring for Nuvve Holding Corp., a company already facing a 'going concern' warning and Nasdaq delisting. The agreement to exchange existing warrants for 13.1 million common shares or pre-funded warrants introduces immediate and massive potential dilution, equivalent to over 250% of current outstanding shares. Furthermore, removing the floor price for Series A Preferred Stock conversion significantly increases the potential for future dilution from preferred stock. The termination of a $25 million equity line of credit also removes a crucial financing option, which is a negative development for a company in financial distress. While the transaction converts existing liabilities (warrants) into equity, the sheer scale of dilution and the removal of anti-dilution protection for preferred stock are highly detrimental to existing common shareholders. The transaction is pending shareholder approval by July 27, 2026.