As of the date hereof, we have sold 2,613,333 shares under the SEPA at varying purchase prices,
which resulted in aggregate gross proceeds of $201,163 to the Company.
So according to the recent SEC filing, simple math says that Yorkville has acquired shares so far at an average price of $0.07698. Like I said from the beginning, this is such a bad deal for KBLB.
Not to mention they've only used up $201K of the $10 million SEPA (or around 2%). Kim stated in December that he needs another $5 million in financing to get this company to sales. So quite a lot more dilution needs to occur before that.
It's a shame that Kim couldn't get equity financing from a real potential partner who has seen the silk first hand and was willing to pony up the cash for first rights.
KBLB had about $600k in cash left as of 12/31/24 according to the last filing. That won't last long, so a lot more dilution is likely coming.