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8-K2026-05-01· grok-4-1-fast-non-reasoning

BTCY · Biotricity, Inc.

0001493152-26-020939

SEC filing

Summary

Biotricity Inc. exchanged common stock, options, and warrants held by officers and directors for Series C Preferred Stock granting 40 votes per share and automatic conversion to 59.6% of common stock upon $15M Qualified Financing.

Key takeaways

Full analysis

Biotricity Inc. executed exchange agreements on May 1, 2026, with holders of existing common stock, options, and warrants—totaling over 19.5 million underlying common shares equivalent—for newly issued Series C Preferred Stock. The 10:1 exchange ratio significantly consolidates these securities into 1,957,297 preferred shares out of a 2,100,000 share designation, filed concurrently with Nevada's Secretary of State. This restructuring grants Series C holders substantial voting power at 40 votes per share, enabling control over shareholder matters alongside common stock on an as-converted basis. The core investor hook is the automatic conversion mechanism: upon any equity raise yielding at least $15 million in gross proceeds (Qualified Financing), all Series C shares convert into 59.6% of the fully diluted common stock post-financing, including treatment of pre-funded warrants as shares. Series C holders would also receive proportional non-pre-funded warrants issued in the financing. Absent such an event by March 31, 2028, holders gain optional 10:1 conversion rights, mirroring the exchange ratio. Additional protections include dividend participation on an as-converted 10:1 basis, a $2.35 per share liquidation preference (senior to common stock but junior to Series B), and transferability subject to securities laws and lock-up acknowledgments. Conversion shares face a one-year lock-up, with required agreements and legends. The transaction, involving insiders, relied on the private placement exemption under Section 4(a)(2), avoiding registration. This positions Series C as a powerful control vehicle tied to financing success, potentially reshaping ownership upon capital infusion while providing fallback conversion rights.