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OverActive Media Announces Second Closing of Secured Debt Financing
OverActive Media Secures $500K Debt Boost Amid Esports Pivot and AI Localization Push

Executive Summary
- OverActive Media Corp. announced the second closing of its secured debt financing, raising $500,000 in gross proceeds.
- Combined with the April 30, 2026 closing, total capital raised through this debt series now stands at approximately $2,450,000.
- The new instrument is a secured promissory note with a 23-month term, carrying a 12% annual interest rate payable as a lump sum at maturity.
- Proceeds are designated for general working capital.
- The financing includes the issuance of 2,500,000 common share purchase warrants exercisable at C$0.20 per warrant, expiring in 23 months.
- The note is secured by the accounts receivable of OverActive Media and its Spanish subsidiaries, with a pari passu ranking relative to the April financing.
Material Impact
- The June 1 financing is a direct follow-up to the April 30 announcement, providing incremental liquidity to support near-term operations.
- The terms are consistent with previous debt issuances (12% interest, secured by AR, warrant coverage), indicating no change in lender risk appetite or pricing.
- While the $500,000 injection extends the cash runway, it does not address the fundamental profitability gap or the working capital deficit of $3.625 million reported in the Q1 2026 MD&A.
- The dilutive impact of 2.5 million warrants is marginal relative to the ~130 million shares outstanding.
- The news is fully in line with management's stated plan to pursue secured debt to fund operations. It is expected, incremental, and lacks the catalysts required to move the stock materially.
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Company Overview
- OverActive Media operates a diversified esports and digital media portfolio, including professional teams (Movistar KOI in Europe, Toronto KOI in North America), live event production, and a creator agency.
- Flagship Project: ActiveVoices, an AI-powered localization and dubbing platform designed to help creators and rights-holders translate content into multiple languages while preserving voice identity. The platform targets a subscription and performance-fee revenue model.
- Secondary Initiative: Fenix Club, a direct-to-consumer subscription service for esports fans.
- The company recently rebranded its North American franchise to Toronto KOI to unify its global brand identity.
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