Profusa, Inc. has signed an important agreement and will issue a note worth about $769,230.77.

Oct 15, 2026, 6:23 AM ETNew sharesRead the original at SEC EDGAR

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Profusa received $700,000, but owes $769,000 in principal and faces monthly repayments. The secured debt and share-payment terms tied to recent low prices could burden the company and shrink current owners’ stakes, outweighing the cash raised.

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The cash gives Profusa money to use now, but repayment starts in January. The lender may convert the note or receive shares for some payments, using prices tied to recent share prices. The note is secured by company property. These repayment and share terms outweigh the cash benefit.

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