PUBLIC CO MANAGEMENT CORP to Acquire Physicians Capital Management, Resulting in ~86% Dilution and Change of Control

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PUBLIC CO MANAGEMENT CORP, a shell company, is acquiring Physicians Capital Management, resulting in existing shareholders being diluted to approximately 14% and a change of control, pivoting the company to healthcare real estate.

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• Acquisition of Physicians Capital Management Corp

  PUBLIC CO MANAGEMENT CORP (PCMC) is acquiring Physicians Capital Management Corporation, an operating healthcare real estate business, through a share exchange agreement dated June 30, 2026.

• Massive Dilution and Change of Control

  Existing PCMC shareholders will be diluted to approximately 14% of the combined company's fully diluted common stock. Conrad Ivie, Physicians' sole equity holder, will gain voting control and be appointed CEO, fundamentally changing the company's leadership and ownership structure.

• Significant Equity Issuance

  PCMC will issue 68,566,368 shares of common stock and 24,913,918 shares of preferred stock (convertible into an additional 127,540,896 common shares) for the acquisition.

• Debt Restructuring via Equity

  An additional 3,750,000 shares of Series B-1 Preferred Stock (convertible into 15,000,000 common shares) will be issued to Specialty Capital Lenders LLC to satisfy outstanding notes.

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This 8-K details a transformational share exchange agreement where PUBLIC CO MANAGEMENT CORP, a shell company, will acquire Physicians Capital Management Corporation. The transaction involves issuing a substantial amount of new common and convertible preferred stock, leading to existing shareholders owning approximately 14% of the fully diluted common stock post-closing. Conrad Ivie, the sole equity holder of Physicians, will gain voting control and become CEO. This move is critical for PCMC, which recently disclosed severe financial distress and a going concern warning, as it provides a new operating business in healthcare real estate and a path out of its shell company status. However, it comes at the cost of massive dilution and a complete change of control for current shareholders.