VisionWave Amends Equity Purchase Agreement, Gains Control Over Share Issuance

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VisionWave Holdings amended its Standby Equity Purchase Agreement, removing the investor's right to force share issuances, which significantly reduces potential dilutive pressure, despite canceling a $2 million funding obligation.

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• Amended Standby Equity Purchase Agreement (SEPA)

  VisionWave Holdings, Inc. entered into Amendment No. 1 to its Standby Equity Purchase Agreement, originally dated July 25, 2025, with YA II PN, Ltd.

• Eliminated Investor's Right to Force Share Issuance

  The amendment removes the Investor's ability to deliver 'Investor Notices,' which previously allowed them to require the company to issue common stock to offset amounts outstanding under convertible promissory notes.

• Modified Convertible Note Amortization Terms

  Conditions for an 'Amortization Event' on the $5 million in convertible promissory notes were modified, providing more flexibility and reducing immediate default risk related to registration events until July 15, 2026, and thereafter if SEC filings are current and Rule 144 can be relied upon.

• Canceled $2 Million Additional Funding Obligation

  The Investor's obligation to fund an additional $2 million in principal amount to the company was canceled, though future fundings may be mutually agreed upon.

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VisionWave Holdings, Inc. has amended its Standby Equity Purchase Agreement (SEPA) with YA II PN, Ltd., a significant development for its capital structure. The most impactful change is the removal of the Investor's ability to deliver 'Investor Notices,' which previously allowed the investor to unilaterally force the company to issue shares to offset outstanding convertible promissory notes. This change significantly reduces the risk of forced dilution, giving VisionWave greater control over its share issuances and mitigating a common 'death spiral' financing mechanism. While the amendment also cancels the Investor's obligation to provide an additional $2 million in funding, the overall benefit of reduced dilutive pressure from the existing $50 million equity facility is a net positive. This follows a recent DEF 14A filing on January 15, 2026, where the company sought approval for a new equity incentive plan, indicating ongoing efforts to manage its capital and equity flexibility.