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Acceleware Announces Closing of Shares for Debt Transaction and First Tranche of Issuance of Replacement Debentures
Acceleware Closes Debt Restructuring Amid Revenue Collapse and Dilution Concerns

Executive Summary
- Acceleware closed its Shares for Debt Transaction on April 7, 2026, issuing 12,688,589 Units at $0.10 per Unit.
- First tranche of Replacement Debentures issued April 10, 2026, principal amount $1,006,596.
- Insiders received 1,292,955 Units, classifying the transaction as a related-party deal under MI 61-101.
- Warrants issued with exercise price of $0.20 and 2-year term; acceleration trigger at $0.30 share price for 30 days.
- Debentures convertible into units at $0.15 per Unit, maturing April 7, 2030.
- Company relies on exemptions from formal valuation because fair market value does not exceed 25% of its market cap.
Material Impact
- The closing confirms the dilution previously announced in March 2026; no new upside catalysts were introduced.
- Revenue decline reported in Q4 2025 ($719k vs $5.2M FY24) remains the dominant negative factor driving this restructuring.
- Working capital worsened to -$6.0 million as of March 30, 2026, necessitating equity issuance for debt settlement rather than cash repayment.
- Insider participation signals management alignment but increases dilution risk for public shareholders without immediate revenue growth offset.
- The transaction removes immediate default risk on convertible debentures but extends the maturity to 2030 with significant equity overhang from warrants and conversion rights.
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Company Overview
- Acceleware develops RF power-to-heat technology for heavy-oil extraction, mineral processing drying, and carbon capture amine regeneration.
- Flagship Project: RF XL 2.0 heavy-oil pilot in Saskatchewan Mannville Stack; design complete, awaiting manufacturing/deployment.
- Secondary Focus: Critical minerals drying (potash) via International Minerals Innovation Institute contracts; BHP feasibility studies for iron ore and copper heap leaching.
- Technology Platform: EM Powered Heat using Clean Tech Inverter (CTI) to reduce energy consumption in industrial heating applications.
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