Great Elm Capital raises $15M in stock sale
Great Elm Capital Corp. entered into a Stock Purchase Agreement with Poor Richard LLC, an affiliate of Booker Smith, for a private sale of new common shares.
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Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Great Elm Capital Corp. entered into a Stock Purchase Agreement with Poor Richard LLC, an affiliate of Booker Smith, for a private sale of new common shares. The purchaser bought 1,290,000 shares of common stock at $11.65 per share, providing the company with aggregate gross proceeds of $15,028,500. The shares were issued in a private placement relying on exemptions under Section 4(a)(2) and Rule 506(b) of Regulation D.
As part of the deal, Great Elm Capital agreed to file a registration statement to allow the resale of the purchaser’s securities from time to time, within one hundred and fifty days after the agreement date, and to include these securities in certain future registration statements. These registration rights end once the securities are either sold under an effective registration statement or Rule 144, become freely resalable under Rule 144 without restrictions, or are no longer outstanding.
Insights
Great Elm raises $15.0M via a targeted private equity placement with resale registration rights.
Great Elm Capital Corp. issued 1,290,000 common shares at $11.65 per share to Poor Richard LLC, generating gross proceeds of $15,028,500. This is a direct equity capital infusion, which increases cash but also adds to the share count. The pricing is explicitly stated, indicating a negotiated transaction rather than a market-determined follow-on.
The purchaser received registration rights, including a covenant that Great Elm will file a resale registration statement within one hundred and fifty days of the August 27, 2025 agreement and may include these securities in other registration statements. Once effective or when Rule 144 conditions are met, the investor will have multiple avenues to sell. Actual market impact will depend on how and when any resale activity occurs and on future company disclosures around use of proceeds and capital strategy.
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