What is the purchase price and how is it being financed (cash, stock, debt)?

Answer

The press release you provided (the GlobeNewswire article dated August 6 2025) announces that Intuitive Machines, Inc. has signed a definitive agreement to acquire KinetX, Inc. However, the excerpt you shared does not contain any details about the purchase price or the financing structure (e.g., whether the consideration will be paid in cash, stock, debt, or a combination of those).

Why the information is missing

• Typical disclosure – In a merger‑or‑acquisition announcement, the purchase price and financing terms are usually disclosed in the “Terms of the Transaction” or “Deal Structure” section of the full press release or the accompanying SEC filing (e.g., a Form 8‑K, Form S‑4, or a proxy statement).
  
• What we have – The summary you posted only includes the high‑level statement that Intuitive Machines will acquire KinetX and highlights KinetX’s capabilities. No monetary figures or financing details are mentioned.

What to do next

1. Locate the full press release – The complete GlobeNewswire release often contains a “Terms of the Transaction” paragraph that specifies:
   • The total consideration (e.g., “$X billion”)
   • The mix of cash, shares of Intuitive Machines stock, and any debt financing or contingent‑value rights.
2. Check SEC filings – Since Intuitive Machines is a public company (Nasdaq: LUNR), it must file a Form 8‑K (or similar) when it enters into a definitive agreement. Those filings are posted on the SEC’s EDGAR system and will list:
   • The exact purchase price
   • The method(s) of payment
   • Any financing arrangements (e.g., revolving credit facility, issuance of new debt, or a stock‑swap).
3. Contact Investor Relations – If the public documents still do not disclose the price (e.g., if the parties have agreed to keep it confidential until the merger is consummated), you can request clarification from Intuitive Machines’ Investor Relations team.

Example of how such details are usually presented

“The transaction values KinetX at approximately *$1.2 billion** in cash and 2.3 million shares of Intuitive Machines’ common stock, representing a total consideration of about $1.5 billion. The cash portion will be funded through a $800 million revolving credit facility that Intuitive Machines has arranged with JPMorgan Chase, while the remainder will be financed by the issuance of new common shares. The company will also issue $200 million of senior unsecured notes to cover integration costs.”*

(The above is a hypothetical illustration; the actual terms for the Intuitive Machines–KinetX deal are not disclosed in the excerpt you provided.)

Bottom line

• From the information you supplied: No purchase‑price amount or financing breakdown is disclosed.
• To obtain the specifics: Review the full GlobeNewswire release, the related SEC filing (Form 8‑K, S‑4, etc.), or reach out directly to Intuitive Machines’ investor‑relations or corporate‑development team. Once those documents are examined, you will be able to answer definitively what the total consideration is and whether it is being paid in cash, stock, debt, or a combination thereof.