ZONE CleanCore Solutions, Inc.

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Executive Summary

CleanCore Solutions entered into a new $750M at-the-market (ATM) sales agreement with Cantor Fitzgerald and Curvature Securities, replacing the prior Maxim-led ATM program. The termination of the prior agreement required $1.5M in cash payments to Maxim ($1M) and Curvature ($500K) and warrant repricings that lower the exercise price on 5.25M warrants from $1.33 to $0.90 (Maxim) and $1.18 (Curvature). The new ATM was filed simultaneously with a $750M shelf prospectus supplement, signaling an aggressive capital-raising posture for the company's pivot to AI critical infrastructure.

Actionable Insight

Key Facts

• New $750M ATM sales agreement with Cantor Fitzgerald & Co. and Curvature Securities LLC, replacing the prior Maxim Group LLC ATM.
• Prior ATM terminated effective June 3, 2026; termination required $1,000,000 cash payment to Maxim and $500,000 to Curvature.
• Warrant repricing: Maxim's 3,150,008 warrants reduced from $1.33 to $0.90; Curvature's 2,100,005 warrants reduced from $1.33 to $1.18.
• Curvature granted a 0.20% fee on future ATM sales for two years and a right to co-place any PIPE during that period.
• Proceeds intended for AI critical infrastructure business, potential cleaning products divestiture, and wind-down of digital asset treasury strategy.
• Stock closed at $0.602/share on June 5, 2026; market cap ~$134M.
• CEO Tyler Hassen was appointed to the board on May 21, 2026, filling a vacancy after David Enholm's resignation.

Financial Impact

Cash termination payments of $1.5M total; warrant repricing reduces effective exercise price by $0.43 (Maxim) and $0.15 (Curvature) on 5.25M shares; new ATM capacity of $750M represents ~5.6x current market cap.

Risk Factors

• Extreme dilution risk: $750M ATM is 5.6x current market cap; even partial use would significantly increase share count.
• Strategic pivot to AI infrastructure from cleaning products is unproven with no disclosed revenue or contracts.
• Warrant repricing to $0.90/$1.18 creates additional overhang — holders have incentive to exercise and sell at current ~$0.60 price only if stock rallies.
• Cash burn from termination payments ($1.5M) plus ongoing ATM expenses reduces financial flexibility.
• Potential divestiture of cleaning products business and wind-down of digital asset strategy indicate management is exiting legacy operations.

Market Snapshot

Documents Analyzed

This report is based on 7 SEC documents filed with EDGAR.

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