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Custom Health Holdings Inc. to Commence Trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange
Custom Health Secures TSX Listing and $60M in Financing to Scale Remote Care Platform

Executive Summary
- Custom Health Holdings Inc. received final TSX approval for its common shares to commence trading on June 24, 2026.
- The listing follows the completion of a plan of arrangement to acquire 100% of Custom Delaware.
- The company is no longer classified as a "venture issuer" under NI 51-102.
- Multiple financing arrangements were executed totaling up to US$50 million in convertible/promissory notes and C$10 million in credit facilities, accompanied by warrant issuances.
- Specific facilities include Funicular senior secured convertible notes (up to US$20M), Yorkville promissory notes (up to US$15M), 102 Saskatchewan unsecured credit facility (up to US$15M), and FairCap secured credit facility (C$10M).
- Warrants carry exercise prices tied to VWAP or a US$8.00 floor, with coverage ratios ranging from 50% to 100% of principal.
Material Impact
- The announcement represents a standard corporate evolution milestone rather than an unexpected operational or financial breakthrough.
- The TSX listing and venture issuer status change improve capital market access, liquidity, and public profile, which are structurally positive for a growth-stage healthcare technology company.
- The $60 million in debt/equity-linked financing provides immediate liquidity to fund acquisitions, working capital, and integration of Custom Delaware.
- However, the financing structure introduces significant potential dilution through warrants and convertible notes, alongside fixed interest obligations (e.g., 12% annual interest on the Saskatchewan facility).
- No immediate revenue, margin, or cash flow impact is disclosed; the capital is earmarked for strategic deployment rather than current operations.
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Company Overview
- Custom Health Holdings Inc. operates in the healthcare technology sector, focusing on technology-enabled medication management, pharmacy services, and remote clinical care.
- The recent plan of arrangement consolidates 100% ownership of Custom Delaware, suggesting a vertical or horizontal integration within the remote care and pharmacy management space.
- Transitioning to a TSX-listed, non-venture issuer status positions the company to access broader institutional capital and pursue larger-scale acquisitions or partnerships.