Seres Therapeutics issues shares to former landlord to settle lease termination debt
Seres registered 103,520 shares for BMR-Sidney at $4.83 each, worth $500,001.60, as partial payment for ending its Sidney Research Campus lease.
Seres Therapeutics filed a prospectus supplement dated July 31, 2026 covering an offering of 103,520 shares of common stock to BMR-Sidney Research Campus LLC. The shares are being offered pursuant to a stock issuance agreement dated July 31, 2026 between Seres and BMR-Sidney.1 The offering price of $4.83 per share matches the closing price of Seres common stock on Nasdaq on that date.1
The stock issuance is structured as part of the payment Seres owes BMR-Sidney under a Third Amendment to Lease and Termination Agreement, also dated July 31, 2026.1 BMR-Sidney had served as Seres's landlord under a lease agreement dated November 11, 2015, as amended, which is being terminated under this new agreement.1 The filing states that BMR-Sidney is not an affiliate of the company.1
Seres said the issuance is not being made for capital-raising purposes but rather represents a portion of the total amount owed to BMR-Sidney in connection with terminating the Sidney Research Campus lease.1 The total value of the shares offered is $500,001.60.1 Seres will not receive any proceeds from the offering.1
No underwriting discounts, commissions or other compensation will be paid, and no underwriter, broker, dealer or agent is participating in the transaction.1 BMR-Sidney faces no lock-up period and can sell the shares immediately after they are issued, according to the filing.
On dilution, Seres said its as-adjusted net tangible book value as of March 31, 2026 would be about $26.5 million, or approximately $2.73 per share, after the offering, representing a $0.03 per share decrease for existing stockholders and $2.10 per share of dilution to BMR-Sidney.1 Seres common stock trades on Nasdaq under "MCRB," and last closed at $5.03 per share on August 3, 2026.1
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