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NKGen Biotech (NKGN) secured $2M from a Japanese investor to regain compliance after its parent company’s bankruptcy. Shares move to OTC Expert Market temporarily before uplisting to OTCQB and eventually Nasdaq/NYSE American. The funding supports the development of troculeucel, an NK cell therapy for neurodegenerative diseases moving forward in Phase 2 trials. NKGen also plans to acquire a majority stake in NKMax, consolidating key IP rights across Asia.

LendingTree, Inc. (NASDAQ: TREE) will release its Q2 2025 earnings on July 31, 2025, after market close. A shareholder letter will be available on its investor relations website. A conference call will be held at 5:00 p.m. ET, featuring CEO Doug Lebda, to discuss financial highlights and future strategies. A live webcast and replay will be accessible on the company’s website. LendingTree operates a large online financial platform connecting consumers with financial partners for various financial products.

Netcapital (NCPL) announced a registered direct offering of 641,712 shares at $4.675 per share, aiming for $3 million in gross proceeds. A concurrent private placement offers unregistered short-term warrants for up to 641,712 shares at $4.55 each, potentially adding $2.9 million if fully exercised. Slated to close around July 17, 2025, with H.C. Wainwright & Co. as placement agent, the proceeds will repay promissory notes and fund working capital. The offering involves shareholder dilution with potential for further dilution.

Elkhart Plastics, a Myers Industries company, launched the Schwig’s Garden Box™, a modular accessory for its Connect-A-Dock® 2000 Series. This innovation transforms docks into floating gardens, offering a low-maintenance solution for growing plants. Targetting both residential and commercial use, the Garden Box can revitalize shorelines and other underutilized spaces. Available through the Connect-A-Dock dealer network, it expands the company’s product line which includes boat docks and jet ski ports.

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Glenbrook Capital, a Tejon Ranch shareholder, is questioning the sudden departure of CFO Brett Brown, citing a lack of transparency from the board. Glenbrook’s Chairman, Grover Wickersham, expressed concerns over the inadequate disclosure surrounding Brown’s exit, urging independent directors to provide a full explanation. The fund also reiterates its support for a shareholder proposal allowing shareholders owning 10% of shares to call a special meeting, aiming to restore trust and accountability.

Search Minerals (TSXV: SMY | OTC: SHCMD) has reached a settlement regarding approximately $100,000 in outstanding debt with Kee Scarp Ltd. and Todd Burlingame. The company will issue 203,688 common shares to Burlingame and pay $26,600 to Kee Scarp. The share issuance is subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval and a four-month hold period. This move balances debt reduction with potential shareholder dilution.

Strategic Storage Growth Trust III (SSGT III) and SmartStop Self Storage REIT are launching Blue Door Property II, DST, a new investment vehicle targeting the self-storage market. Blue Door II offers accredited investors access to three debt-free properties in Orlando, Florida, and Pasadena and Corinth, Texas, seeking to raise $64.8 million. The DST structure provides potential tax advantages, particularly for 1031 exchanges. SSGT III focuses on acquiring growth-oriented self-storage facilities, while SmartStop owns or manages 229 properties across the US and Canada. This is not an offer to sell securities.

KBRA has issued preliminary ratings for eight classes of notes in the $488.4 million New Residential Mortgage Loan Trust 2025-NQM4 (NRMLT 2025-NQM4) non-prime RMBS transaction, sponsored by Rithm Capital Corp. The collateral comprises 938 residential mortgages with a weighted average original credit score of 752 and LTV of 70.1%. Loans originated primarily from NewRez LLC (35.8%) and Champions Funding, LLC (25.7%). KBRA utilized its Residential Asset Loss Model (REALM) for the loan-level analysis. Further details are available in KBRA’s U.S. RMBS Rating Methodology and full rating report.