Dune Oil Announces CAD 14 Million Debt Conversion Into Shares

Bitget2026/10/26 12:51

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Dune Oil will convert CAD 14 million of principal and interest on its 12% convertible debentures into equity, extinguishing all debenture obligations.
The settlement entails issuing 93,333,334 common shares at CAD 0.15 per share, with closing expected around October 27, 2026.
Settlement shares will be subject to a contractual lockup with releases over 36 months.
Shares outstanding will rise to 163,569,062, leaving existing shareholders with approximately 42.94% of the total.
The CSE granted a hardship exemption from shareholder approval, citing a working capital deficit and near-term cash requirements.

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