Alpha Modus Announces $7.25 Million Share Offering to Repay Debt

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Alpha Modus announced definitive agreements for a registered direct offering of its common stock that it expects to raise approximately $7.25 million in gross proceeds, with plans to use the net proceeds to repay some of its debt and for general corporate purposes. The offering, announced in October 2026, includes the sale of 6,304,348 shares, according to the company's statement outlining the terms of the agreements and the intended use of the funds. The agreements set the purchase price at $1.15 per share of common stock included in the transaction. The company's expected gross proceeds are calculated before deducting placement agent fees and other transaction expenses. It said net proceeds would be used for "repayment of certain of its indebtedness and general corporate purposes," combining the servicing of existing obligations with funding for corporate purposes.

The allocation of part of the financing to debt comes alongside a separate Alpha Modus disclosure about its financing relationship with Streeterville Capital, involving the repayment of obligations and termination of an agreement. The company said in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that it had fully repaid outstanding obligations under its secured prepaid purchase arrangement with Streeterville. It described the repayment as "full satisfaction of all outstanding obligations" under the arrangement, which had formed part of its financing relationships. Following repayment, Alpha Modus decided to terminate its securities purchase agreement with Streeterville, according to the same SEC filing. It attributed the termination to its assessment of its need for that financing, saying it had determined that "the facility with the investor was no longer necessary."

Against the backdrop of these financing moves, Alpha Modus announced that its subsidiary, Amod Tech, had acquired 3,170 bitcoin in a completed strategic transaction, according to an earlier company statement on its holdings. The bitcoin transaction also included warrants to purchase additional Alpha Modus shares, alongside the acquisition carried out by the subsidiary. Those warrants cover the purchase of 51,621,560 additional shares, the number specified by the company in its presentation of the strategic transaction's terms. The company set the warrants' exercise price at $4.36 per share, the amount payable when exercising the right to purchase shares under their terms. It said the warrants "cannot be exercised on a cashless basis," making cash payment a condition for exercising the rights included in the bitcoin transaction.

Operationally, Alpha Modus works through its subsidiaries in retail technology patents and owns a portfolio of method patents covering the technology infrastructure of physical retail stores. The company also owns the Alpha Cash consumer financial services platform, according to its description of its operations, alongside its retail patent portfolio. It announced an agreement to pilot the Aria platform with the Greer's grocery chain, providing for an initial 6-month program at 3 stores in Alabama. Following the initial evaluation, the parties will consider expanding the platform across the rest of Greer's network, which is expected to include up to 29 stores, according to the agreement announcement. The agreement also provides for Greer's to retain ownership of its proprietary operational data, with consideration of an expansion tied to completion of the pilot's initial evaluation phase.

H.C. Wainwright & Co. is acting as the exclusive placement agent for the registered direct offering, according to Alpha Modus's announcement of the definitive share sale agreements. The shares are being sold under a shelf registration statement that became effective on January 16, 2026, the framework the company said it was using for the current transaction. The announcement thus links the common stock offering to a registration statement that became effective earlier in the same year, with the offering documents for the sale being completed. Alpha Modus said a prospectus supplement and accompanying prospectus would be filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as part of the announced offering process. The forthcoming document filing covers both the prospectus supplement and the accompanying prospectus, according to the company's outline of the transaction's regulatory requirements.

As for potential financing linked to the bitcoin transaction, Alpha Modus said the exercise of all its warrants for cash under their current terms could generate approximately $225 million in additional gross proceeds. That potential amount is tied to the full cash exercise of the warrants covering the additional shares, according to the terms the company outlined for the strategic transaction. Alpha Modus describes those funds as potential additional proceeds from the exercise of share purchase rights, with cash payment required upon exercise. Closing of the current registered direct offering remains subject to customary closing conditions, according to the company's statement on the definitive agreements. Alpha Modus set the expected closing date on or about October 22, 2026.