[SCHEDULE 13G/A] Healthcare Triangle, Inc. SEC Filing
L1 Capital Global Opportunities Master Fund, Ltd. filed an amendment to Schedule 13G reporting beneficial ownership of 1,417,420 shares of Healthcare Triangle, Inc. (HCTI), equal to 0.35% of the company's outstanding common stock based on 408,445,597 shares. The filing states this total includes 464,681 shares issued on conversion of $200,000 of a convertible promissory note, 595,239 shares underlying warrants and 357,500 shares underlying additional warrants. The report notes it does not reflect potential additional securities from anti-dilution protection and that beneficial ownership would be limited to 9.9% even if related discussions were resolved within 60 days. Directors David Feldman and Joel Arber are identified in the filing.
- Transparent disclosure of share components: conversion of a $200,000 note into 464,681 shares and two warrant pools of 595,239 and 357,500 shares
- Explicit non-control certification stating the securities were not acquired to change or influence control
- Identification of responsible individuals (David Feldman and Joel Arber) for clarity on potential deemed ownership
- Reported stake is small at 0.35%, indicating limited immediate influence on the company
- Filing excludes potential anti-dilution issuances, and notes unresolved discussions that could change ownership although current reporting omits those effects
- Beneficial ownership limitations are referenced, meaning any resolution would still be capped at 9.9% within 60 days
Insights
TL;DR: Reported stake is small (0.35%), reflecting financing conversions and warrants; no control intent is claimed.
The filing documents that the reported 1,417,420 shares arise from a note conversion and warrants, and quantifies each component. The holder explicitly states the securities were not acquired to change control and that the filing excludes potential anti-dilution issuances. For investors this is a transparency disclosure rather than a material change in ownership because the position remains well below 5% and below the 9.9% beneficial ownership limitation referenced. The conversion amount ($200,000) and warrant counts are provided, enabling precise tracking of dilution sources.
TL;DR: Governance impact is limited; filing disclaims control intent and identifies fund directors.
The statement includes a certification that the securities were not acquired to influence control and names fund directors David Feldman and Joel Arber as potentially deemed beneficial owners. It also notes unresolved discussions regarding anti-dilution protections that could affect future ownership levels but asserts present reporting does not include such effects. From a governance perspective, the disclosure meets Schedule 13G/A transparency requirements and does not indicate an active control campaign.