NEXGEL Secures Up to $56.7M in Highly Dilutive Convertible Note Facility, Requires Shareholder Approval for Reverse Split and 10x Share Increase

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NEXGEL has entered into a definitive agreement for a senior secured convertible note facility of up to $56.7 million, with an initial $1.8 million tranche, featuring highly dilutive terms and requiring shareholder approval for a reverse stock split and a significant increase in authorized shares.

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• Finalizes Convertible Note Facility

  NEXGEL entered into a Securities Purchase Agreement on February 9, 2026, for a senior secured convertible note facility of up to $56,667,667, finalizing terms of the offering initiated on February 10, 2026.

• Initial Capital Raise

  The company received gross proceeds of $1,797,381 from the issuance of Series A Senior Secured Convertible Notes, which will be used primarily for an approved future acquisition.

• Highly Dilutive Potential Future Funding

  The facility includes Series B notes of up to $54,869,286, contingent on an approved acquisition and significant shareholder approvals, indicating potential for extreme dilution.

• Conversion Terms and Security

  Series A notes are convertible at $1.244 per share, with a low floor price of $0.2488 per share. All notes are senior secured obligations, backed by substantially all company assets.

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This 8-K filing finalizes the terms and pricing of a significant convertible note offering, following the preliminary 424B5 filing on February 10, 2026. The initial tranche of $1.8 million in senior secured convertible notes, while providing immediate capital, represents a substantial portion of the company's current market capitalization. The potential for an additional $54.9 million, bringing the total facility to $56.7 million, is extremely dilutive, representing approximately 400% of the current market cap. The conversion price of $1.244 per share (a slight discount to the current stock price of $1.32) coupled with a very low floor price of $0.2488 per share exposes existing shareholders to significant future dilution if the stock price declines. Critically, the issuance of the Series B notes is contingent on shareholder approval for a redomestication, a reverse stock split of up to 250-to-1, and a tenfold increase in authorized shares. These actions are typically indicative of severe financial distress and are often necessary to maintain listing compliance and enable further dilutive capital raises. The notes are senior secured, prioritizing the new investor over existing equity holders. This financing structure signals a challenging financial outlook and substantial risk for current shareholders.