Our Bond Secures Critical Financing with Highly Dilutive Preferred Stock and Warrant Repricing

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Our Bond, Inc. converted $3.3 million in debt to highly dilutive Series G Preferred Stock, repriced 9 million warrants to lower exercise prices, and amended a senior loan, signaling deep financial distress and significant future dilution for common shareholders.

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• Debt Converted to Highly Dilutive Preferred Stock

  Our Bond, Inc. issued 366,941 shares of Series G Convertible Preferred Stock to Ascent Partners Fund LLC in exchange for $3,302,457.63 in promissory notes. This preferred stock carries a 10% annual dividend, a liquidation preference of 200% of stated value or as-converted, and allows holders to force redemption using 25-35% of future equity or debt financing proceeds.

• 9 Million Warrants Repriced Significantly Lower

  The exercise prices for 9 million warrants held by Ascent Partners Fund LLC were substantially reduced. 3 million warrants (expiring Feb 2027) were repriced from $12.35 to $1.25 per share, and 6 million warrants (expiring Oct 2027) were repriced from $12.35 to $1.25 or $2.25 per share. This makes the warrants significantly more likely to be exercised, increasing potential dilution.

• Senior Loan Terms Amended with Equity Issuance

  The company entered into a 28th amendment to its Loan and Security Agreement with Eastward Fund Management, LLC, adjusting the debt amortization schedule to reduce monthly payments for July-December 2026. As consideration, Our Bond, Inc. issued 250,000 shares of common stock to the lender, valued at approximately $225,525 based on the current stock price.

• Preferred Stock Terms Amended for Series C and D

  Amendments were made to the Series C and Series D Convertible Preferred Stock to align their redemption provisions with the new Series G terms, allowing holders to require redemption from future financing proceeds.

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This filing reveals a series of highly dilutive and restrictive financing agreements, underscoring Our Bond, Inc.'s severe financial distress and ongoing 'going concern' issues. The conversion of $3.3 million in debt to Series G Preferred Stock, coupled with the repricing of 9 million warrants to significantly lower exercise prices, indicates a desperate need for capital and a weak negotiating position. The terms of the preferred stock, including a high dividend, substantial liquidation preference, and the ability for holders to force redemption from future financings, create a significant overhang and potential 'death spiral' risk for common shareholders. While the amended loan agreement provides short-term debt relief, it comes at the cost of additional common stock issuance. The departure of a key commercial executive adds to the uncertainty during this critical period.