Our Bond Secures $1M High-Interest Loan, Reprices Warrants, and Reduces Equity Line Amidst Financial Distress

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Our Bond, Inc. entered into a $1 million high-interest loan with restrictive terms, repriced 9 million warrants for potential dilution, and significantly reduced its equity line, highlighting severe financial distress.

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• New $1 Million Promissory Note Issued

  Our Bond, Inc. issued a $1 million promissory note to Ascent Partners Fund LLC, bearing 10% interest and maturing on September 1, 2026. The note includes a 24% default interest rate and requires 25% of net proceeds from future offerings to be applied to its repayment.

• Equity Line Reduced and Access Restricted

  The maximum aggregate purchase price under the existing Securities Purchase Agreement with Ascent Partners was reduced from $300 million to $50 million. New conditions were added, restricting the company's ability to draw on 'Expanded Closings' unless specific price and volume thresholds are met.

• Warrants Repriced for Potential Dilution

  9 million common stock purchase warrants held by Ascent Partners were repriced to significantly lower exercise prices (ranging from $1.25 to $4.50 per share from an original $12.35), making them more likely to be exercised and leading to substantial future dilution.

• Preferred Stock Conversion Terms Adjusted

  The conversion price for Series D Preferred Stock was adjusted to $2.0265 per share, and a 'leak-out' provision was added to both Series C and D Preferred Stock, limiting daily sales of converted shares to 10% of daily volume.

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This 8-K reveals Our Bond, Inc. is taking on highly dilutive and restrictive financing to address its immediate capital needs, following a recent going concern warning. The company secured a $1 million promissory note with a 10% interest rate, maturing in just four months, and faces a 24% default rate with severe covenants, including mandatory prepayment from future capital raises. Concurrently, 9 million warrants were repriced significantly lower, increasing the likelihood of future dilution, while the maximum aggregate purchase price under its equity line was drastically cut from $300 million to $50 million. These actions underscore the company's precarious financial position and its willingness to accept unfavorable terms to extend its operational runway, signaling substantial future dilution and ongoing financial pressure.