SaverOne Registers Over 200% Potential Dilution via Yorkville Resale Offering to Fund Operations Amid Going Concern Doubts

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SaverOne registered a massive number of shares for resale by Yorkville under an existing equity purchase agreement, which could lead to over 200% dilution for current shareholders, providing crucial capital for a company facing going concern issues.

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• Massive Potential Dilution

  The filing registers 1,934,284 American Depositary Shares (ADSs), representing 83,561,083,200 ordinary shares, for resale by Yorkville. This represents a potential dilution of over 200% to the current outstanding ordinary shares.

• Standby Equity Purchase Agreement (SEPA)

  This registration enables SaverOne to issue shares to Yorkville under an existing SEPA, allowing the company to draw up to $50 million in capital. The company will not receive proceeds directly from Yorkville's resale of these shares, but from its own sales to Yorkville.

• Critical Financing for Distressed Company

  The capital raise is crucial for SaverOne, which has expressed significant doubts about its ability to continue as a going concern and faces ongoing Nasdaq delisting risks, as previously disclosed in its 20-F filing.

• History of Reverse Stock Splits

  The company has undergone multiple reverse stock splits, including a 1-for-4 ADS reverse split on February 25, 2026, to maintain its Nasdaq listing, underscoring its precarious financial position.

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This prospectus registers 1,934,284 ADSs (representing 83.56 billion ordinary shares) for resale by Yorkville, enabling SaverOne to draw up to $50 million under an existing Standby Equity Purchase Agreement (SEPA). If all these shares are issued, it would result in over 200% dilution to existing shareholders. This highly dilutive financing is critical for SaverOne, which faces significant going concern doubts and Nasdaq delisting risks, as highlighted in its recent 20-F filing. The capital is intended for working capital, R&D, and debt repayment, providing a lifeline but at a substantial cost to shareholder value.