Streamex Corp. (NASDAQ: BSGM) exits SEPA and targets $50M debenture payoff
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Streamex Corp. terminated its Standby Equity Purchase Agreement with YA II PN, Ltd. (“Yorkville”), effective five trading days after a January 22, 2026 notice, and confirmed it has not sold any securities under that facility. The company also moved to fully address its secured convertible debentures held by Yorkville.
On the same date, Streamex delivered an irrevocable optional prepayment notice for its secured convertible debentures dated November 4 and December 17, 2025, with an original aggregate principal amount of $50,000,000. Yorkville has ten trading days from the notice date to elect conversion, after which any remaining balance must be prepaid at principal plus a 10% prepayment premium and accrued interest, with related security interests released once paid in full.
The company disclosed that, if conversions are not completed before the prepayment date, it may liquidate allocated vaulted gold bullion credited to a pledged account to fund the prepayment. Streamex furnished a press release about the SEPA termination and debenture repayment as Exhibit 99.1, noting this information is being furnished rather than filed for Exchange Act liability purposes.
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Streamex moves to exit a $50M convertible debt and cancels an unused equity line.
Streamex Corp. is unwinding two key Yorkville financing arrangements. It is terminating the Standby Equity Purchase Agreement without having sold any securities, and has issued an irrevocable optional prepayment notice for secured convertible debentures with an original aggregate principal amount of
Under the debentures, Yorkville has ten trading days from the
The notice states that, if conversions are not effected before the prepayment date, Streamex may liquidate allocated vaulted gold bullion in a pledged account to fund the prepayment. This links debt repayment to a specific asset pool, and the actual mix between equity conversion and cash or bullion-funded repayment will depend on Yorkville’s conversion decisions.