Playgon Games further extends debenture maturity dates

Executive Summary
- Playgon Games Inc. seeks shareholder approval to extend the maturity of its unsecured convertible debentures from Nov 3 2025 to Mar 31 2026.
- The company also proposes to increase and extend its secured promissory note with Pure Live Entertainment from a $5 million limit to $14 million, with a new term ending Mar 31 2026.
- Both proposals remain subject to TSX‑V approval and rely on related‑party exemption provisions under MI 61‑101.
Key Details
- Unsecured Convertible Debentures – Total principal originally issued: $7.066 million (Jan 19 2023, Mar 23 2023, Dec 29 2023) plus $8.55 million (Series 2, May 3 2023).
- Current maturity: Nov 3 2025.
- Proposed extension: to Mar 31 2026, requiring approval of ≥66⅔% of principal for each series.
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Additional interest payment dates would be added (e.g., Dec 31 2025 for Jan 19 2023 & Mar 23 2023 issues; Dec 31 2025 and Mar 31 2026 for Dec 29 2023 issue).
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Secured Promissory Note with Pure Live Entertainment – Existing note allows advances at Pure Live’s discretion, 10% annual interest.
- Current TSX‑V approved ceiling: $5 million.
- Proposed increase to $14 million (subject to new TSX‑V approval).
- Term extension from original expiry to Mar 31 2026.
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Guarantees provided by Playgon Interactive Inc., Playgon Malta Ltd., and Playgon Malta Holding Ltd.; security interest over all present and after‑acquired assets, plus pledges of shares in Playgon Holding and Playgon Ltd.
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Related‑Party Considerations – Pure Live is owned by Kathleen Crook (current control person). James Penturn (former chairman) is sole director/officer of the noteholder. Debenture holders include related parties. The company will rely on MI 61‑101 exemptions from minority shareholder approval.
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Use of Proceeds – Any advances under the enlarged promissory note will be used for operating expenses, general corporate purposes, and capital expenditures.
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Regulatory Approval – Both the debenture extension and the note upsizing/extension require TSX‑V approval.
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