Precipio Cleans Up Balance Sheet, Repays $1.1M Loan
Precipio has made strides in cleaning up its balance sheet with two accomplishments: A $1.1M advance from Change Healthcare has been repaid. CHC experienced a cybersecurity incident in 2024 and advanced Precipio and others funds to cover collections shortfalls. In early January 2026, the Company completed its repayment of that advance. Precipio maintains a small loan with the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development in the approximate principal amount of $80,000. Other than this minor loan, Precipio has a debt-free balance sheet. As part of a 2023 financing, the Company issued warrants to participating investors. In Q3 and Q4 of 2025, a portion of those warrants were exercised in normal manner, and the remainder were exercised cashless to reduce dilution to shareholders. At this point, all financial warrants have been exercised, and Precipio has no further financial warrants outstanding. Remaining are 10,000 warrants given to a vendor for services provided in 2022 in lieu of cash payment, at a strike price of $60, and expiring February 2027.
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