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Financings

CORRECTION - Matador Technologies Inc. Announces Updated Terms of USD$100 Million Convertible Note Facility to Expand Bitcoin Holdings

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Executive Summary

  • Matador Technologies announced an amended secured convertible note facility with ATW Partners, authorizing up to US$100 million of notes, with an initial US$10.5 million tranche now signed.
  • Proceeds will be used exclusively to purchase Bitcoin, supporting the company’s goal to acquire up to 1,000 BTC by 2026 and increase Bitcoin‑per‑share (BPS).
  • The notes carry an 8% annual interest rate (reducing to 5% after a U.S. uplisting) with various conversion features, special interest payments, and are secured by Bitcoin collateral.

Key Details

  • Facility Size & Structure
  • Total aggregate principal amount: US$100 million.
  • Initial Closing tranche: US$10.5 million.
  • Follow‑on drawdowns available up to an additional US$89.5 million, subject to regulatory approvals and a registration rights agreement.
  • Investor may require issuance of up to US$46.25 million prior to uplisting and an additional US$28.75 million post‑uplisting (total US$75 million) without further Company approvals.

  • Interest & Fees

  • Base interest: 8% per annum, scaling down to 5% after delisting from TSX‑Venture and successful NASDAQ/NYSE uplisting.
  • Default interest rate: 18% per annum upon event of default.
  • Commitment fee payable to Investor: 5% of the purchase price of all notes sold.
  • Special Interest (Initial Closing) – contingent on uplisting outcome, ranging from 25%–50% of principal (less deductions), payable in cash or added to principal per detailed schedule.

  • Conversion Terms

  • Principal convertible into common shares at the closing price immediately prior to the news release announcing each tranche’s closing.
  • Post‑uplisting conversion price: lower of 125% of closing sale price or 90% of the lowest VWAP over the five trading days preceding conversion notice.
  • Interest and late charges convertible at the lowest TSX‑Venture permitted price pre‑uplist, then similarly limited post‑uplist.

  • Collateral

  • Notes are senior secured debt, collateralized by Bitcoin:

    • Initial Closing – 150% of principal amount in Bitcoin.
    • Subsequent closings – 100% of principal amount in Bitcoin.
  • Placement Agent Compensation

  • Placement agent (Joseph Gunnar & Co., LLC) receives for the Initial Closing:
    • Cash placement fee: US$525,000.
    • Capital markets advisory fee: US$262,500.
    • 992,104 broker warrants, each exercisable into one common share at US$0.529178304 (CAD $0.72) for five years.
  • For later closings: 5% cash placement fee on net proceeds.

  • Use of Proceeds

  • 100% allocated to purchase Bitcoin for the Company’s balance sheet, advancing the target of up to 1,000 BTC by 2026 and increasing BPS.

  • Maturity

  • Notes mature 25 months after issuance; principal, accrued interest, and any late charges payable in cash unless converted.

  • Regulatory & Listing Conditions

  • All notes issued outside Canada under OSC Rule 72‑503 – no statutory hold period.
  • Conversion and redemption subject to TSX‑Venture approvals until uplisting occurs.

Notable Quotes

“This financing marks a significant step toward our long‑term Bitcoin accumulation plan… limiting near‑term dilution and staying aligned with our overall capital strategy.” – Deven Soni, CEO

“Bitcoin remains foundational to both our operating model and treasury approach… underscores sustained institutional interest in our strategy.” – Mark Moss, Chief Visionary Officer

Read the original news release →

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