Polomar Health Services to Undergo Reverse Merger, Massive Dilution, and Reverse Stock Split

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Polomar Health Services, Inc. announced a definitive information statement detailing a reverse merger with Altanine Inc., which will result in Altanine shareholders owning 80% of the combined entity, a significant reverse stock split, an increase in authorized shares, and the potential for a highly dilutive $25 million equity line of credit.

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• Reverse Merger Approved

  Polomar will merge with Altanine Inc., with Altanine shareholders expected to own approximately 80% of the combined entity, significantly diluting existing Polomar shareholders.

• Management Overhaul

  Altanine's CEO and CFO will assume Polomar's top executive roles, and Altanine appointees will comprise the majority of the board of directors.

• Major Reverse Stock Split Planned

  A reverse stock split (ratio between 1-for-2 and 1-for-100) is planned to achieve a $10.00 per share price, a condition for Nasdaq listing.

• Authorized Shares Increased

  The company's authorized common share capital will increase from 295,000,000 to 425,000,000, providing significant headroom for future equity issuance.

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This filing outlines a series of corporate actions that will fundamentally reshape Polomar Health Services. The reverse merger with Altanine Inc. is highly dilutive for existing Polomar shareholders, who will see their ownership reduced to approximately 20% of the combined company. The incoming management team from Altanine will take control of the board and executive leadership. Furthermore, the company plans a substantial reverse stock split to meet Nasdaq listing requirements, which often signals underlying financial challenges. The significant increase in authorized shares and the approval for an equity line of credit, which is over five times the current market capitalization, indicate a strong need for capital and create a substantial overhang of potential future dilution. These combined actions represent a critical, negative event for current Polomar shareholders, drastically altering their investment thesis.