Pluri received $1.25 million earlier, and the agreement gives the buyer shares plus a right to buy more. The cash supports the company, but the added shares give existing owners a smaller fraction, so neither side clearly outweighs the other.
The earlier payment gave Pluri cash, but it was not new money at closing. In return, the buyer received shares and a right to buy more later. Both the cash and the added shares matter, and the filing does not show why one should outweigh the other.
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