SCHMID Group Files to Register Resale of 10.4M Shares Underlying New $20M Convertible Notes

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SCHMID Group registers the resale of up to 10.4 million shares underlying a new $20 million convertible note issuance, adding to its growing convertible debt overhang and enabling immediate dilution at current prices.

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• New $20M Convertible Notes Issued

  On July 14, 2026, SCHMID issued $20 million in 5.000% Senior Convertible Notes due 2029 to funds managed by Linden Advisors LP, with a conversion price floor of $1.93 and ceiling of $10.50 per share.

• Resale Registration for 10.4M Shares

  This F-1 registers the resale of up to 10,362,693 ordinary shares issuable upon conversion of the new notes, enabling the holders to sell into the market immediately after effectiveness.

• Immediate Dilution Risk

  With the stock at $4.25, the notes are convertible at a discount to market, creating potential dilution of approximately 15.8% of the current outstanding shares (65.7M) if fully converted.

• Cumulative Convertible Overhang

  This adds to the $12 million remaining on the 2028 convertible notes and the $30 million SEPA with Yorkville, bringing total potential dilution from these instruments to over 64 million shares.

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SCHMID Group N.V. has filed an F-1 to register the resale of up to 10,362,693 ordinary shares issuable upon conversion of $20 million in 5.000% Senior Convertible Notes due 2029, which were issued on July 14, 2026. This adds a new financing layer on top of the existing $30 million SEPA with Yorkville and the $30 million 2028 convertible notes with Linden. With a conversion price floor of $1.93 and ceiling of $10.50 per share, and the stock currently at $4.25, the notes are already in-the-money for conversion, creating immediate potential dilution. The selling securityholders are Linden-managed funds—the same institutional investor behind the 2028 notes—signaling continued reliance on convertible debt financing. With $12 million still outstanding on the 2028 notes and $20 million now added, the cumulative convertible overhang is substantial. The registration enables holders to freely resell the shares, which could pressure the stock if conversions and sales occur rapidly. This filing follows a pattern of aggressive capital raising to address liquidity needs, as highlighted by the recent going-concern language and multiple debt-to-equity swaps.