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Autozi Internet Technology | 6-K/A: Report of foreign private issuer (related to financial reporting)

SEC ·  Feb 24 21:13

Summary by Moomoo AI

Autozi Internet Technology has entered into an amended securities purchase agreement on February 19, 2025, revising its previous $27.5M convertible notes arrangement from January 27. The company issued a reissued senior unsecured convertible note of $3.02M, which voids the previous $3.5M note, and reissued six warrants for incremental notes of $4M each.The amendment was necessary due to a transmittal issue where funds from the original note were not received until February 11, 2025. The new agreement maintains similar terms but includes accrued interest of $16,958.33, bringing the total potential note value to $27.52M. The initial conversion price is set at $0.60, based on the February 14 closing price.The remaining funds for the reissued note will be transferred upon the Form F-1 registration statement becoming effective. The company relied on Section 4(a)(2) exemption and Cayman Islands home country practices for these transactions, bypassing Nasdaq Rule 5635(d)'s shareholder approval requirement.
Autozi Internet Technology has entered into an amended securities purchase agreement on February 19, 2025, revising its previous $27.5M convertible notes arrangement from January 27. The company issued a reissued senior unsecured convertible note of $3.02M, which voids the previous $3.5M note, and reissued six warrants for incremental notes of $4M each.The amendment was necessary due to a transmittal issue where funds from the original note were not received until February 11, 2025. The new agreement maintains similar terms but includes accrued interest of $16,958.33, bringing the total potential note value to $27.52M. The initial conversion price is set at $0.60, based on the February 14 closing price.The remaining funds for the reissued note will be transferred upon the Form F-1 registration statement becoming effective. The company relied on Section 4(a)(2) exemption and Cayman Islands home country practices for these transactions, bypassing Nasdaq Rule 5635(d)'s shareholder approval requirement.
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