Royal Bk Can SEC Filings

IMAC Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: BACK) filed a restated Form 10-Q/A for the quarter ended 30 June 2024. The amendment corrects previously issued statements after the Audit Committee determined preferred-dividend accounting was materially misstated. The restatement reallocates US$525k of accrued dividends from current liabilities to additional paid-in capital, but does not change total assets or net loss.

Operating results (continuing operations):

• Revenues: US$15.8k (precision-medicine collaboration fees).
• Gross loss: US$(56.3)k as initial lab start-up expenses exceeded sales.
• Operating loss: US$(1.40)m for the quarter; US$(1.81)m YTD.
• Net loss available to common holders: US$(2.03)m for the quarter; US$(2.52)m YTD, or US$(2.16) per share.

Balance sheet (30 Jun 24, restated):

• Cash rose to US$0.89 m from US$0.22 m at 31 Dec 23, helped by US$1.35 m of preferred-stock proceeds and a US$1.0 m net promissory-note raise.
• Total assets: US$2.22 m, including US$1.01 m of newly acquired lab equipment from Theralink.
• Current liabilities: US$3.99 m, driving a working-capital deficit of roughly US$(3.3) m.
• Stockholders’ deficit widened to US$(1.77) m.

Capital & financing actions: 43.5 k shares of Series C-2/D/E/F preferred stock and 2.8 m warrants issued, raising US$1.35 m; US$1.4 m face value 40 % OID notes issued for US$1.0 m cash. Subsequent to the quarter, the company:

• Raised an additional US$0.6 m (US$0.84 m face) via notes.
• Closed a US$3.74 m PIPE for Series G preferred shares and warrants, using US$2.24 m to retire earlier notes.

Strategic shift: All legacy clinics have been sold or closed; ongoing business is now Ignite Proteomics, a precision-medicine lab leveraging Theralink assets for breast-cancer protein analysis and pharma collaborations.

Risk & controls: Management expresses substantial doubt about going-concern status. Two material weaknesses (inadequate accounting resources and segregation-of-duties) remain unresolved. Multiple CMS audits on discontinued operations could trigger material repayments. A Tampa clinic lease is in default.

Outlook: Management must scale Ignite revenues, secure Medicare reimbursement, remediate control gaps and refinance expensive debt to alleviate liquidity pressure and justify the US$51 m preferred-stock liquidation preference outstanding.

Ur-Energy Inc. (NYSE American: URG; TSX: URE) filed an 8-K announcing the appointment of Matthew D. Gili as President effective June 30, 2025. Gili, 57, is a Professional Engineer with more than two decades of senior leadership in global mining, including CEO and COO roles at i-80 Gold, Nevada Copper and executive positions at Barrick and Rio Tinto.

The Company entered into an Employment Agreement that provides: (1) an annual base salary of US$430,000; (2) an initial grant of 175,000 stock options under the 2005 Stock Option Plan; (3) eligibility for all executive benefit plans; (4) standard non-solicitation and non-disclosure covenants; and (5) a severance provision equal to 2.5 years of base salary if terminated without cause or if Gili resigns for good reason. No family relationships or related-party transactions were disclosed, and the appointment resulted from no arrangements with third parties.

An executed copy of the Employment Agreement is filed as Exhibit 10.1, and customary XBRL cover data is provided as Exhibit 104.

• Strategic implication: Ur-Energy strengthens its executive bench with a leader experienced in scaling and operating large-scale mining assets—potentially valuable as the Company advances its uranium projects.
• Governance note: The 2.5-year severance multiple is above typical U.S. mid-cap norms and may attract shareholder scrutiny.

Form 4 filing – Aon plc (AON)

Director Adriana Karaboutis reported two equity transactions dated 06/26/2025. She received 637 Class A ordinary shares under Aon’s annual non-employee director equity program (Transaction Code A). To cover withholding taxes, 152.876 shares were automatically sold back to the issuer at $353.55 per share (Transaction Code F). After these transactions, her direct beneficial ownership increased from approximately 1,531.846 shares to 2,015.97 shares, a net gain of about 484.124 shares (+31.6%). No derivative securities were involved, and all activity appears routine and programmatic under the company’s compensation policy.

Penguin Solutions, Inc. (ticker: SGH) filed Post-Effective Amendment No. 1 to sixteen previously effective Form S-8 registration statements following completion of its court-approved redomiciliation from the Cayman Islands to the State of Delaware on 30 June 2025. Acting under Rule 414 of the Securities Act, the Delaware successor issuer formally adopts each S-8 as its own, thereby maintaining registration of shares issuable under three employee equity plans: the Amended & Restated 2017 Stock Incentive Plan, 2018 Employee Stock Purchase Plan and 2021 Inducement Plan.

The amendment does not register additional securities; instead it provides that all outstanding awards will settle in Delaware common stock on a one-for-one basis with the former Cayman ordinary shares, preserving both share count and economic rights for plan participants and shareholders. The company continues to qualify as a large accelerated filer and incorporates by reference all historical reports filed by the Cayman entity, plus future Exchange Act filings, ensuring uninterrupted periodic reporting.

The filing also supplies updated governance documents (certificate of incorporation, bylaws) and customary exhibits, restates indemnification provisions for directors and officers under Delaware law, and confirms that directors and officers are covered by D&O insurance. Overall, the amendment is primarily administrative, aligning the company’s equity plans and SEC filings with its new U.S. domicile while leaving capital structure and operating results unchanged.

Royal Bank of Canada (RY) has filed a preliminary 424(b)(2) pricing supplement for three separate Capped Enhanced Return Buffer Notes maturing 4 August 2027. Each note is linked to a single equity index—Nasdaq-100 (NDX), Russell 2000 (RTY) or S&P 500 (SPX)—and will be issued in $1,000 denominations on 5 August 2025.

Upside mechanics. If the Final Underlier Value exceeds the Initial Underlier Value, investors receive 150 % of the index return, capped at a Maximum Return set on the trade date (indicative ranges: NDX 24.5-26.5 %, RTY 28-30 %, SPX 20-22 %).

Downside mechanics. A 10 % buffer protects principal as long as the index does not lose more than 10 %. Below that threshold, principal is reduced point-for-point beyond the 10 % loss. Example: a 50 % index decline produces a 40 % note loss ($600 redemption).

Key terms.

• Participation Rate: 150 % (subject to cap)
• Buffer Value: 90 % of initial index level
• Trade Date: 31 Jul 2025  |  Valuation Date: 30 Jul 2027
• Maturity: 4 Aug 2027 (2-year term)
• Price to public: 100 % of face; underwriting discount 1 % (dealer concessions up to $10 per $1,000)
• Initial estimated value: $928-$979 (i.e., 92.8-97.9 % of face), below issue price

Risk highlights. The notes pay no coupons, have limited upside due to the cap, and expose investors to 1-for-1 downside beyond the 10 % buffer. They are senior unsecured obligations of Royal Bank of Canada—payments depend on the bank’s credit. The securities are intended to be held to maturity; no exchange listing is planned and secondary liquidity is expected to be thin, with bid-ask spreads and dealer mark-downs likely. The issuer’s initial estimated value—calculated using RBC’s internal funding rate—will be lower than the offering price, creating an immediate economic cost to the investor. U.S. tax treatment is uncertain; RBC expects the notes to be treated as prepaid financial contracts.

Investors seeking enhanced, but capped, equity exposure with partial downside protection may find the structure useful; however, the product’s risk/return trade-off, illiquidity, and issuer credit considerations must be carefully weighed.

Mullen Automotive Inc. (Nasdaq: MULN) has filed Amendment No. 2 to its Form S-1 to register 40 million shares of common stock for resale by existing investors. The shares are issuable upon conversion of senior secured convertible notes and the cashless exercise of five-year warrants that were issued in a series of private placements completed between May 2024 and April 2025. The filing does not involve a primary offering—Mullen will receive no proceeds from share sales by the selling stockholders and is unlikely to receive cash from warrant exercises because the warrants allow a cashless mechanism that becomes more lucrative as the share price falls.

Capital structure & potential dilution

• Only 10,539,020 common shares were outstanding on 24 Jun 2025, yet the notes and warrants already outstanding could convert into 8.288 billion shares at their floor prices—roughly an 800-fold increase.
• The filing covers just 40 million of those potential shares; additional registration statements are contractually required.
• Conversion and exercise are capped at 9.99 % beneficial ownership per holder, but investors can sequentially convert, sell and reconvert, enabling large volume over time.
• Seven reverse stock splits (most recently 1-for-100 on 2 Jun 2025) have been executed since May 2023; the board is seeking authority for another split of 1-for-2 to 1-for-250.

Financings

• 5 % Original-Issue-Discount Senior Secured Notes accrue 15 % interest and mature four months after issuance. Conversion price is 95 % of the lowest VWAP in the prior five trading days, subject to noted floors ($1.16–$0.02).
• Warrants entitle holders to 200 % of the note share count at 105 % of the reference price or via cashless exercise using a Black-Scholes formula with a $0.01 floor.
• Investors hold additional rights to purchase up to $62.5 m (May 2024 round), $6.3 m (Jan 2025) and $3.1 m (Feb 2025) of further notes and warrants.

Listing status

• On 25 Feb 2025 Nasdaq notified Mullen that its Market Value of Listed Securities had been below the $35 m minimum for 30 consecutive days; the company has until 25 Aug 2025 to regain compliance.
• Earlier bid-price deficiencies were remedied via reverse splits, but cumulative splits above the 250-to-1 threshold could jeopardize future compliance periods.

Operating snapshot

• Mullen has pivoted to commercial EVs, acquiring 95 % of Bollinger Motors and beginning Class 3 truck shipments (Sep 2023) and Class 1 van shipments (Nov 2023).
• Tunica, MS plant is operational; Bollinger’s Class 4 truck is contract-manufactured by Roush (started Sep 2024).
• The consumer crossover program (Mullen FIVE) is on hold.

Key risks highlighted

• Massive potential dilution and “overhang” from continuous note conversion and warrant exercise.
• Dependence on further reverse splits to maintain Nasdaq listing.
• Anti-dilution features in existing preferred stock and convertible securities.
• Short-sale pressure encouraged by the structure of financing instruments.

Form 4 filing overview

On 06/27/2025, Richard W. Lavey, Executive Vice President of The Hanover Insurance Group, Inc. (THG), reported the acquisition of 32.568 restricted stock units (RSUs) at a price of $0.00. The RSUs represent dividend-equivalent rights linked to RSUs previously granted under the company’s 2022 Long-Term Incentive Plan and will vest on the third anniversary of the original underlying grant.

Following the transaction, Lavey’s direct beneficial ownership increased to 39,111.708 shares of common stock. No sales, option exercises, or other derivative transactions were disclosed. Because the filing reflects routine dividend accrual rather than an open-market purchase or sale, it is unlikely to exert material market impact.

The Free Writing Prospectus outlines the key terms of Morgan Stanley Finance LLC’s Contingent Income Auto-Callable Securities linked to the S&P U.S. Equity Momentum 40% VT 4% Decrement Index (ticker: SPUMP40). The notes offer a contingent coupon of 9.00%-10.00% per annum, paid monthly if the index closes at or above the 50% coupon-barrier on the relevant observation date. Beginning one year after issuance, the securities are auto-callable quarterly at par if the index is at or above its initial level (100% call threshold). If not redeemed early, investors receive par at maturity on 1 Aug 2030 provided the index has not fallen more than 50%. Should the index close below the 50% downside threshold on the final observation date, principal is reduced 1-for-1, exposing investors to substantial loss (e.g., a 51% decline delivers $490 per $1,000 note).

The issue price is $1,000, but Morgan Stanley’s estimated value is $882.50 (±$32.50), reflecting embedded fees and hedging costs. The notes are unsecured, unsubordinated obligations of Morgan Stanley Finance LLC, fully guaranteed by Morgan Stanley, and will not be listed on any exchange, limiting secondary-market liquidity. Key risks include credit exposure to Morgan Stanley, potential loss of principal, lack of upside participation beyond coupon payments, early-redemption reinvestment risk, tax uncertainty, and the limited operating history and leveraged methodology of the underlier, which incorporates a 4% annual decrement.

• Issuer: Morgan Stanley Finance LLC (guaranteed by Morgan Stanley)
• Maturity: 5 years (Aug 1 2030) with quarterly call from year 1
• Barriers: 50% coupon & downside threshold; 100% call threshold
• CUSIP: 61778NEA5 | Pricing date: 28 Jul 2025 | Estimated value: $882.50

Morgan Stanley Finance LLC, guaranteed by Morgan Stanley, is offering Fixed Income Buffered Auto-Callable Securities linked to the S&P® U.S. Equity Momentum 40% VT 4% Decrement Index (ticker: SPUMP40). The notes price on July 28 2025, may be called monthly after the first year, and mature on August 1 2030.

Key economic terms

• Fixed coupon: 7.00%-8.00% p.a., paid monthly until the earlier of redemption or maturity.
• Automatic early redemption: triggered when the underlier’s closing level on a determination date is ≥ 100% of the initial level; investors then receive par plus final coupon, with no further upside participation.
• Downside protection: 15% buffer. If the underlier falls > 15% at final observation and the notes were not called, principal is reduced 1-for-1 beyond the buffer, exposing investors to up to an 85% loss.
• Estimated value: $919.60 per $1,000 note (± $55), reflecting issuer pricing models and embedded costs, and below the issue price.

Risk highlights (summarised from “Risk Considerations”): investors forgo all upside beyond coupons, face early-redemption reinvestment risk, bear Morgan Stanley credit risk, lack exchange listing and may encounter limited liquidity. The underlier itself includes a 4% decrement, leverage, limited operating history (since March 14 2022) and potential regulatory, futures-market and small-cap exposure risks.

Overall, the security appeals to income-oriented investors comfortable with issuer credit exposure, potential principal loss beyond a 15% buffer, and the possibility of early call that caps returns.