Bloomia Holdings Secures Major Debt Discount with $4.9M Payment, Partially Funded by New $1M Note

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Bloomia Holdings made a $4.9 million payment to secure a discounted prepayment option on its $12.75 million bridge loan, reducing the total obligation to $7.33 million and partially funded by a new $1 million promissory note.

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• Bridge Loan Amendment

  The company entered into a Second Amendment to its Bridge Loan Agreement, modifying terms for a $12.75 million loan to allow a discounted prepayment of $7.33 million.

• Initial Payment Made

  Bloomia Holdings made an initial payment of $4.9 million by April 15, 2026, securing eligibility for the discounted prepayment and a release of claims against the lenders.

• New Promissory Note

  The company secured a $1 million unsecured promissory note at 11.5% interest from Gary Kohler, with proceeds used towards the initial bridge loan payment.

• Remaining Obligation

  A balance of $2.43 million from the discounted prepayment amount remains, accruing 12% interest per annum until May 27, 2026.

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Bloomia Holdings, a micro-cap company facing significant financial challenges, has successfully executed a critical debt restructuring. By making a $4.9 million initial payment, partially funded by a new $1 million high-interest promissory note, the company secured a discounted prepayment option on its substantial $12.75 million bridge loan. This action reduces a major liability to $7.33 million (with a remaining $2.43 million due by May 27, 2026, accruing 12% interest), providing crucial financial relief and extending its operational runway. This follows previous disclosures of debt covenant breaches and a highly dilutive rights offering, indicating the company is actively working to stabilize its balance sheet.