Organto Foods Inc. Unveils Incentive for Early Warrant Exercise

Organto Foods is launching an early exercise incentive program to encourage holders of its outstanding warrants to exercise them ahead of schedule. This initiative, pending TSX Venture Exchange approval, offers warrant holders one additional warrant for every three exercised, in exchange for early conversion. If successful, the program could generate significant capital for Organto Foods, potentially up to $6 million, to fund operations and growth. While this strategy can bolster immediate cash flow, it also introduces potential share dilution.

Organto Foods Inc. (TSX-V: OGO | OTCQX: OGOFF) is initiating a proposed early exercise incentive program designed to encourage holders of its outstanding warrants to exercise them ahead of schedule. This strategic move, pending acceptance by the TSX Venture Exchange (TSXV), could unlock significant capital for the company while offering warrant holders a compelling incentive.

The program targets 8,000,000 warrants originally issued on September 10, 2025. These warrants, with an initial exercise price of C$0.75, are set to expire on March 10, 2027. Under the proposed “Incentive Program,” warrant holders who voluntarily exercise their positions within a 30-day “Incentive Period” will receive one additional “Incentive Warrant” for every three warrants exercised.

These Incentive Warrants will carry a distinct set of terms: they will be exercisable at C$1.00 for one year from their issuance date and will not be subject to acceleration clauses. This provides a clear, time-bound opportunity for accelerated returns for warrant holders, while also offering Organto Foods a more immediate influx of cash.

The potential financial implications are substantial. If the program proves successful and all 8,000,000 original warrants are exercised during the Incentive Period, Organto Foods could issue up to 2,666,666 Incentive Warrants. This scenario would generate gross proceeds of approximately $6,000,000 for the company. The capital raised could be strategically deployed to fund ongoing operations, support growth initiatives, or strengthen its balance sheet in the competitive organic produce market.

This initiative reflects a common capital management strategy in publicly traded companies, particularly those on venture exchanges. By offering a bonus warrant, Organto Foods aims to de-risk its capital structure by converting potential future obligations into present-day cash. This can be crucial for companies looking to fund inventory, expand distribution networks, or invest in technology that enhances supply chain efficiency, areas that are critical for a player in the global organic and fairtrade produce sector.

However, the program does introduce potential dilution. The issuance of up to 2,666,666 new Incentive Warrants, and subsequently the shares derived from their exercise, will increase the total number of outstanding shares. While the company has noted that no insiders are expected to participate, the increased share count is a factor investors will monitor. The market will likely assess whether the immediate capital infusion and accelerated conversion of warrants outweigh the longer-term dilution impact.

It’s important to note that any shares issued upon the exercise of both the original and incentive warrants will remain subject to statutory hold periods as mandated by Canadian securities laws. This ensures a controlled release of shares into the market, mitigating abrupt price fluctuations.

Organto Foods, headquartered in Canada and operating internationally, supplies certified organic and fairtrade produce to major retailers. The company emphasizes an integrated, capital-efficient model that spans global sourcing, logistics, and distribution. The success of such an incentive program can provide crucial funding to maintain and enhance this operational model, especially given the complexities of global supply chains and the increasing consumer demand for transparent and sustainable food sourcing.

The company also disclosed recent share issuances unrelated to this incentive program. In December 2025, 1,475,385 shares were issued to settle $575,400 in bonuses owed to management and employees. Additionally, 90,000 shares were issued from the conversion of restricted share units and 50,000 shares from stock option exercises in November and December 2025. These issuances highlight ongoing equity-based compensation and incentive structures within the company.

The proposed Incentive Program remains contingent on TSXV approval, and there is no guarantee it will be implemented as planned. Investors will be watching for the TSXV’s decision and the subsequent uptake by warrant holders, which will offer further insight into market sentiment and Organto Foods’ financial strategy.

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