Senti strikes $40M debt deal with largest shareholder requiring 200% repayment, 54.6% stake

Filed May 1, 2026 · Period ending April 27, 2026 · ~1 min read

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  Celadon Partners, Senti's largest shareholder, will acquire 54.6% ownership through $9.7M convertible note purchase, triggering change of control. Second $30M tranche contingent on merger deal with CVRs worth up to $60M tied to SENTI-202 milestones.

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  Notes must be repaid at 200% of principal plus interest if not converted within six months. Event of default triggers redemption at 200% or higher based on stock price formula, creating extreme downside risk if company breaches covenants.

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  Full-ratchet anti-dilution protection means any future stock issuance below $0.6261 automatically lowers conversion price, giving noteholder more shares and severely diluting existing shareholders. This is among the most shareholder-unfriendly terms possible.

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