CID Holdco, Inc. says it sold shares to pay off some of its debt.

Oct 16, 2026, 4:43 PM ETNew sharesRead the original at SEC EDGAR

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DAIC's agreement can clear about $368,000 owed to executives after it issues shares and pays about $37,000. The debt relief favors the company, but the new shares give existing owners a smaller portion, and missing the payment deadline could restore the debt while executives keep the shares.

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Clearing the loans would remove a company obligation without an early termination fee. That can ease pressure on the company's finances. The settlement only takes effect after the shares are issued and cash is paid. The 55,613 shares mean existing owners hold a smaller portion, and the share issue brings no cash into the company. Missing the December 31, 2026 payment deadline could restore the full debt claim, even though the executives keep the shares.

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