VerifyMe, a company that helps brands with anti-counterfeiting and logistics, made a deal with one of its investors. The investor agreed to use their rights (called "warrants") to buy 1,461,896 shares of VerifyMe stock at $3.215 per share. This will bring VerifyMe about $4.7 million before deducting fees and expenses.
Why this matters:
Immediate cash: The company gets quick funds, likely to support its business or growth plans.
Warrant inducement: This means VerifyMe encouraged the investor to use their warrants now, possibly by offering something extra or adjusting terms, to raise money sooner.
The transaction is expected to wrap up around January 15, 2025. However, VerifyMe's stock is down by 16.28%, which might indicate investor concern or market reaction to the deal.