Psyence Biomedical Finalizes $5M Share Issuance and Details Settlement Loan

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Psyence Biomedical finalized a highly dilutive $5 million share issuance to PsyLabs and detailed a $251,110 loan agreement related to a prior activist settlement.

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• Consummation of $5 Million Share Exchange

  The company issued 1,146,159 common shares to Psyence Labs Ltd. on February 25, 2026, in exchange for PsyLabs shares, finalizing the previously announced $5 million put option exercise. This issuance makes PsyLabs the beneficial owner of approximately 49.98% of the company's outstanding shares, representing significant dilution to existing shareholders.

• Subsidiary Provides Loan for Activist Settlement

  A wholly-owned subsidiary, Psyence Biomed II Corp., entered into a loan agreement to provide US$251,110 to Curiosum Ltd. This loan facilitates Curiosum's purchase of 50,220 common shares from the KAOS Group at $5.00 per share, as part of a previously disclosed settlement with the activist investor.

• New Independent Director Appointed to Board

  Seth Feuerstein resigned from the Board of Directors, and Sashank Pillay was appointed as an independent director, effective February 20, 2026. Mr. Pillay brings experience in cultivation and production to the board and will serve on the Audit, Compensation, and Nominating and Corporate Governance Committees.

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This 6-K provides critical updates on previously announced corporate actions, detailing their consummation and specific terms. It confirms the finalization of the highly dilutive $5 million share-for-share exchange with Psyence Labs Ltd., resulting in the issuance of 1,146,159 common shares and PsyLabs owning nearly 50% of the company. Additionally, it outlines a new $251,110 loan agreement by a subsidiary to facilitate the purchase of shares from an activist investor as part of a prior settlement. These events finalize significant capital and governance changes for the company, with the substantial dilution being a key factor for investors.