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Financings

Hillcrest Provides an Update on Private Placement Offering

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Executive Summary

  • Hillcrest Energy Technologies Ltd. announces the anticipated closing of the second tranche of its unit offering in early January 2026, including a $3 million strategic investment from Pasqua First Nation.
  • The cash component of the offering is increased to $4.4 million and the debt component reduced to $2.85 million, raising total expected proceeds to approximately $7.25 million (up from $7.20 million).
  • Proceeds will be used for ZVS technology development, product marketing, investor relations, repayment of accounts payable, and general working capital.

Key Details

  • Second Tranche Timing: Expected close in early January 2026.
  • Strategic Investment: Pasqua First Nation contributing $3,000,000.
  • Offering Structure (updated):
  • Cash Offering: Up to $4,400,000 of units at $0.09 per unit (private placement).
  • Debt Offering: Up to $2,850,000 of units on the same terms as the cash offering.
  • Total Expected Proceeds: Approximately $7,250,000 (increase of $50,000 due to oversubscriptions).
  • Regulatory Note: Closing will trigger CSE Policy 4 security‑holder approval requirements; the company will rely on the “financial difficulties” exemption to avoid obtaining formal holder approval.
  • Audit Committee Findings: Determined the offering is in the best interests of the company, reasonable under the circumstances, and that obtaining holder approval is not feasible.
  • Use of Proceeds:
  • Further development of Hillcrest’s ZVS (Zero‑Voltage Switching) technology.
  • Marketing of products to potential customers.
  • Investor relations activities.
  • Retirement of existing accounts payable.
  • General working capital.
  • Holding Period: All securities issued are subject to a statutory four‑month‑plus‑one‑day hold period per CSE policies and Canadian securities law.

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