Our Bond, Inc. signed an important agreement to change debt into Series G Preferred Stock.

Nov 3, 2026, 10:09 AM ETNew sharesRead the original at SEC EDGAR

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OBAI cleared lender debt, but new preferred shares carry 10% yearly dividends, rising to 24% after an unresolved trigger, and can convert into common shares. Ascent waived old unpaid dividends, leaving benefits and costs in tension with no clear change in OBAI's outlook.

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Clearing Eastward's loan can ease pressure to repay cash, and Ascent waived unpaid dividends on the old shares. But the replacement shares bring yearly dividend costs and may become common shares. Their dividend rate can rise if a stated trigger remains unresolved. Dividends are usually paid through conversion into common shares, not cash, unless OBAI chooses cash. The filing shows real relief alongside ongoing costs, with no clear overall change.

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