Valion Bio Seeks Shareholder Approval for Financing Deals Enabling Over 99% Dilution and $150M+ Capital Raises

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Valion Bio is asking shareholders to approve multiple financing agreements and an expanded equity incentive plan, which could result in over 99% dilution for existing stockholders and enable the company to raise over $150 million.

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• Shareholder Meeting Scheduled

  The Annual Meeting of Stockholders is scheduled for May 28, 2026, to vote on critical financing and governance proposals.

• Extreme Dilution from Series C Preferred

  Shareholders are asked to approve the issuance of shares from Series C Preferred Stock and warrants, which could result in a 99.41% dilution for current stockholders and raise up to $75 million.

• Significant Convertible Note Financing

  Approval is sought for the issuance of over 52 million shares upon conversion of a $16.25 million Senior Secured Convertible Note and associated warrants, with a conversion floor price of $0.39.

• Equity Line of Credit Proposed

  The company seeks approval to utilize an Equity Line of Credit with Tumim Stone Capital, LLC, allowing it to sell up to $50 million in common stock with variable pricing.

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This definitive proxy statement details several critical proposals for Valion Bio's upcoming annual meeting. The company is seeking approval for multiple highly dilutive financing arrangements, including up to $75 million from Series C Preferred Stock and warrants, $16.25 million from a Senior Secured Convertible Note and warrants, up to $8.4 million from Series B Preferred Stock and warrants, and an Equity Line of Credit for up to $50 million. These proposals, if approved, could lead to a staggering 99.41% dilution for current stockholders from the Series C Preferred alone, with other instruments adding further significant dilution at prices potentially as low as $0.39 per share. Additionally, the company proposes to increase its equity incentive plan by 2,581,608 shares. While these capital raises are crucial for the micro-cap company's operations and product development, the terms are extremely unfavorable to existing shareholders, fundamentally altering the investment thesis and indicating a critical need for capital.