Financing

Nuwellis has secured approximately $5 million in gross proceeds through a private placement and warrant inducement. The company sold common stock or pre-funded warrants alongside private placement warrants. Additionally, existing warrants were exercised, and new warrants were issued at a lower strike price. This financing is intended to bolster Nuwellis’s balance sheet, supporting research, development, and operational expenditures in the cardiorenal care sector.

Amazon is opposing Saks Global’s bankruptcy financing plan, arguing the department store has mismanaged funds and failed its partnership obligations after a $475 million investment. Saks launched a storefront on Amazon and agreed to referral fees, but Amazon claims the bankruptcy plan unfairly burdens its recovery. While Saks secured interim financing, a judge’s final decision on Amazon’s objection is pending.

Alexander’s, Inc. has restructured a $300 million mortgage on its 731 Lexington Avenue property, extending maturity to 2035. The debt is now split into a $132.5 million senior A-Note (7% interest) and a $167.5 million junior C-Note (4.55% interest). Alexander’s also acquired the A-Note and a new B-Note to fund capital expenditures and A-Note interest payments, with the B-Note accruing at up to 13.5% interest.

AmeriTrust Financial Technologies has raised $36.19 million in gross proceeds through its initial brokered offering. The funds will be used to restart lease origination activities in Q1 2026 and strengthen working capital. The financing involved the sale of Debenture Units and Life Units, with specific terms for debentures, warrants, and acceleration clauses. This capital infusion supports AmeriTrust’s automotive finance platform and plans for structured risk management in lending. The offering was co-led by Clarus Securities and Cormark Securities, who received commissions and broker warrants. Insider participation is noted as a related-party transaction. A second tranche is expected in January 2026, and the company has an option for further proceeds.

Cambridge’s Central Square sees a significant multifamily investment with the $53.6 million sale and financing of 929 MASS. Walker & Dunlop Capital Markets facilitated the transaction, with John M. Corcoran & Company and Stars REI acquiring the mixed-use property. JMC secured $37.1 million in Fannie Mae financing. The 127-unit property with commercial space is slated for renovations, capitalizing on Cambridge’s strong market driven by intellectual capital and proximity to major institutions.

Oracle’s stock fell 6% after a report claimed financing talks for a $10 billion Michigan data center stalled due to concerns over Oracle’s debt and AI spending. Oracle refuted the report, stating the project is on schedule and a different equity partner was chosen. While Blue Owl Capital is not involved in this specific deal, they have previously backed Oracle’s data center projects. The company’s aggressive expansion and significant debt are key factors for investors as demand for AI infrastructure surges.

Faraday Future (NASDAQ: FFAI) reported that pre‑production components for the FX Super One have arrived at its Hanford, CA plant, enabling a roll‑off ceremony on Dec 21 2025 and the start of production the next day. About 3,000 parts per vehicle are on site, and the board has conditionally approved a five‑year volume plan targeting 400,000–500,000 units, pending additional financing and strategic partnerships. The stock closed at $1.13, trading below its 200‑day moving average.

Golden Lake Exploration (GOLXF) secured a C$50,000 convertible note with a 10% annual interest rate, maturing on December 31, 2025. The funds will ensure its Jewel Ridge claims remain active through payments to the U.S. Bureau of Land Management. The outstanding capital can be converted into common shares at $0.05 each, subject to a four-month hold. This financing aims to maintain the mining claims but introduces potential shareholder dilution.

Barton Gold (BGDFF) plans to reinstate its Central Gawler Mill for A$26M (±30%), targeting a late 2026 production start. This refurbishment offers cost advantages over building a new mill, with processing costs estimated at A$44.50/tonne. The company aims to complete feasibility studies by end of 2025. While financing isn’t secured, existing infrastructure provides more options. A key benefit is the option to defer capital expenditure by initially reprocessing tailings.