Change Agents Corporation issues $336,000 in notes in second note tranche
The company raised $300,000 in gross proceeds through a new round of original issue discount notes and used the funds to pay down existing debt obligations.
Change Agents Corporation, trading as CHGA on Nasdaq, reported in an 8-K filing dated October 2, 2026 that on September 30, 2026, it issued promissory notes to certain accredited investors totaling $336,000 in principal, which included a $36,000 original issuance discount, yielding $300,000 in gross proceeds.1
The company directed the net proceeds toward retiring prior debt. It repaid $125,000 owed under 18.75% notes issued in June 2025, paid $125,000 to the holder of its Series F Preferred Stock under redemption terms, and made a $37,125 installment payment to its lead lender under a July 2026 Business Loan and Security Agreement.1
As part of the deal, the company also issued pre-funded warrants to purchase 100,000 shares of common stock as an inducement for investors to buy the notes.1 The notes carry specific terms: they mature on April 30, 2027, and bear 7% annual interest, which rises to 15% or the maximum allowed by law if a default occurs.1 The company can prepay the notes early at 105% of the original principal.1 The notes also include negative covenants that limit the company from taking on additional debt while they remain outstanding.1
Investors also received a most-favored-nations clause covering any non-convertible debt the company might issue going forward, or amendments to non-convertible debt issued before the note agreement's effective date.1 The company further agreed to avoid entering into variable rate transactions until the notes mature.1
Separately, the filing disclosed that on September 28, 2026, Chief Strategy Officer Luisa Ingargiola personally advanced the company $20,000 to ensure a timely loan payment under its Business Loan and Security Agreement with Agile Funding.1 The company repaid that advance in October 2026.1
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