Vulcan Infrastructure & Power Inc. Seeks Stockholder Approval for $39.4M PIPE and Equity Plan Expansion

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Vulcan Infrastructure & Power filed a preliminary information statement seeking stockholder approval for a $39.4M PIPE transaction and a 2.5M share increase to its equity incentive plan. The PIPE will be highly dilutive but is intended to retire near-term debt and fund a strategic pivot to AI/HPC infrastructure.

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• PIPE Transaction Terms

  The company will issue 17,146,190 shares of Class A common stock at $1.71 per share, a $10 million senior secured convertible note, and a warrant for 1,754,386 shares, raising approximately $39.4 million in gross proceeds.

• Significant Dilution

  The PIPE shares alone increase the outstanding Class A common stock by 111%. On a pro forma, as-adjusted basis including full conversion of the note and warrant, MIG would own 22.4% of the company, triggering a change of control under Nasdaq rules.

• Debt Retirement

  Net proceeds will primarily be used to redeem the remaining $33.1 million of 8.50% Senior Notes due October 2026, eliminating a near-term maturity and strengthening the balance sheet.

• Equity Plan Expansion

  The equity incentive plan share reserve is being increased by 2,500,000 shares to 5,083,111 shares, nearly doubling the available pool to support talent acquisition for the AI/HPC data center strategy.

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Vulcan Infrastructure & Power (formerly Greenidge Generation) is seeking stockholder approval for a $39.4 million PIPE transaction that will significantly dilute existing holders—the 17.1 million shares being issued represent a 111% increase in Class A common shares outstanding. The deal is structured to retire $33.1 million in near-term debt maturing in October 2026, removing a critical refinancing risk, but it comes with heavy dilution and a potential change of control. The filing also details a $10 million convertible note with a 10% PIK interest rate and warrants, secured by mining equipment and real estate, which could add further dilution. Additionally, the company is expanding its equity incentive plan by 2.5 million shares, nearly doubling the reserve, to attract talent for its AI/HPC data center pivot. The loss of controlled company status upon the automatic conversion of Class B shares in September 2026 adds governance uncertainty, as the company must quickly achieve audit committee independence to avoid delisting.