Is there any change in the company’s capital structure, such as debt financing or equity issuances?

Answer

Based on the information contained in the news release you provided, there is no mention of any change to BioCardia Inc.’s capital structure—such as new debt financing, equity issuances, share repurchases, convertible securities, or other financing transactions.

The announcement is limited to:

• The scheduling of a corporate‑update and earnings‑release conference call for Q2 2025 (covering the three months ended June 30 2025).
• The format of the call (management remarks followed by a Q&A session).

No details are given about:

• New loans, credit facilities, or debt‑related activities.
• Issuance of common or preferred stock, convertible notes, warrants, or other equity‑linked instruments.
• Changes to the company’s balance‑sheet composition (e.g., capital raises, secondary offerings, or restructuring of existing financing arrangements).

What this means for your question

• If you are looking for confirmation of a capital‑structure event: The press release does not provide any evidence that such an event has occurred or is planned.
• If you need to monitor for potential changes: The upcoming conference call on August 11 2025 is the appropriate venue where management would typically discuss any recent financing activities, including debt or equity issuances, if they have taken place. Attending the call (or reviewing its transcript/press release afterward) would be the best way to obtain definitive information on any capital‑structure changes.

Recommendation

• Watch the August 11 2025 conference call (or any subsequent press releases) for any updates on financing activities.
• Check SEC filings (e.g., Form 8‑K, 10‑Q, or 10‑K) around the same period, as companies are required to disclose material financing events in those documents.
• Set up alerts for future BioCardia news releases that specifically mention “financing,” “debt,” “credit facility,” “stock issuance,” or similar terms, if you need real‑time monitoring of capital‑structure changes.