CLDI

Are there any upcoming financing events, such as equity offerings or debt issuances, that could dilute shareholders?

Created August 08, 2025 at 08:16 PM

Short answer: The press release you provided does not mention any forthcoming equity offerings, debt issuances, or other financing transactions that could dilute existing shareholders.

Why the answer is “no, not at this time”

What the press release says	What that means for shareholders
Business‑focused highlights – The release discusses operating and financial results, as well as recent operational highlights (e.g., trial updates, collaborations, product milestones).	These items are about the company’s progress on its therapeutic programs, not about raising capital.
No mention of financing – The summary does not contain any language about “planned offering,” “public offering,” “private placement,” “debt financing,” “stock issuance,” “share repurchase,” or “capital raise.”	If Calidi were planning a dilutive transaction, it would normally be disclosed in the same press release (or at least hinted at) because investors need to know about potential dilution.
Regulatory filing expectations – The company will file its Form 10‑Q for Q2 2025 (likely in late August/early September). That filing will contain any material financing plans that are not yet public.	Until those filings are released, there is no public indication of a new financing event.

What to watch for

Form 10‑Q (Q2 2025) filing: Companies are required to disclose any material financing arrangements (e.g., a planned equity offering, convertible securities, or debt issuances) in the “Liquidity and Capital Resources” or “Management’s Discussion and Analysis” sections. Once the 10‑Q is filed (typically within 45 days of quarter‑end), you’ll be able to confirm whether any new financing is planned.
Future press releases: Calidi will typically announce any major capital raise (e.g., a private placement, a public offering, a senior debt facility) via a separate press release. Keep an eye on the company’s Investor Relations website and newswire feeds for announcements after the Q2 2025 earnings release.
SEC Form 8‑K filings: If the company decides to proceed with a financing event after the quarter‑end but before the next 10‑Q filing, it would file a Form 8‑K to disclose the material event.

Bottom line: Based on the information provided in the August 8 2025 press release, there are no disclosed upcoming financing events that would dilute shareholders. Any future financing that could affect dilution would be disclosed in upcoming SEC filings (Form 10‑Q, Form 8‑K) or a separate press announcement. Keep an eye on those filings for the definitive answer.

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