Owlting Says No Shares Issued Through Convertible Securities Amid Share Price Volatility
- Obook Holdings, operating as Owlting, clarified amid share-price volatility that convertible securities had triggered no Class A common share issuance or related dilution.
- Its disclosed financing terms include the right to pay cash instead of issuing shares.
- SBI Holdings and relevant legacy shareholders extended lock-up arrangements by 12 months in April 2026.
- OwlPay Harbor's September 2026 payment volume reached approximately 1,500% of April's level, with average compound monthly growth exceeding 70%.
- Harbor recorded its eighth consecutive month of growth in September and has more than 100 contracted enterprise clients.
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