[Form 3] Fundamental Global Inc. 8.00% Cumulative Preferred Stock Initial Statement of Beneficial Ownership
Maja Vujinovic, a director of Fundamental Global Inc., filed a Form 3 reporting beneficial ownership of a Common Stock Purchase Warrant covering 170,000 underlying shares with a $5 exercise price. The warrant’s exercise is conditioned on (i) effectiveness of articles of amendment to increase authorized shares to 1,000,000,000 and (ii) the 21st day following the final information statement for Nasdaq Rule 5635(d) approval (the Initial Exercise Date). The warrant expires ten years from the Initial Exercise Date and is limited to 50% exercise until the Company purchases $150 million in Ethereum tokens. The event date is 08/04/2025 and the form was signed 08/08/2025.
- Director reported ownership of a Common Stock Purchase Warrant covering 170,000 shares, providing transparency under Section 16.
- Warrant carries a defined ten-year expiration, clarifying the maximum exercisability period.
- Exercise is contingent on corporate approvals: increasing authorized shares to 1,000,000,000 and Nasdaq Rule 5635(d) timing, which may delay exercise.
- Exercise limited to 50% of warrant shares until the Company purchases $150 million in Ethereum tokens, restricting immediate full conversion.
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TL;DR: Routine Section 16 disclosure showing a director-held warrant for 170,000 shares with explicit exercise conditions and a ten-year term.
The filing documents beneficial ownership of a common stock purchase warrant for 170,000 shares exercisable at $5 per share. Exercise depends on corporate actions that create an Initial Exercise Date, and the warrant expires ten years from that date. The filing is a standardized disclosure under Section 16 and does not itself record a exercised or transferred security position.
TL;DR: Director-level ownership disclosed; exercise timing is contingent on shareholder/corporate approvals and a company-specific purchase condition.
The Form 3 identifies the reporting person as a director and specifies that exercise is contingent on amending authorized shares and Nasdaq Rule 5635(d) approval timing, which may delay conversion into common stock. Additionally, a 50% exercise cap until a $150 million Ethereum purchase is explicitly stated, creating a conditional limitation on immediate full exercise. This is a disclosure of ownership and contractual terms tied to corporate actions.