Profusa Raises Convertible Note Floor Price and Eliminates Mandatory Amortization Payments

Reuters
Dec 30, 2025
Profusa Raises Convertible Note Floor Price and Eliminates Mandatory Amortization Payments

Profusa Inc. announced it has restructured its Senior Secured Convertible Notes, increasing the conversion floor price to $0.35 and eliminating mandatory amortization payments for greater repayment flexibility and reduced dilution. The company also adjusted its equity line of credit payment requirements, aiming to strengthen its balance sheet and focus resources on growth initiatives and inventory build in early 2026.

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