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Sadot Group Inc. · Jun 12, 5:00 PM ET

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Sadot Group Inc. 8-K

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Sadot Group Inc. Enters Option to Buy $125.5M California Apartment Portfolio

What Happened

  • Sadot Group Inc. announced it entered a Written Option Agreement (effective June 4, 2026; amended June 10, 2026) giving the company an exclusive, irrevocable six‑month option to acquire 100% of the membership interests in seven California real‑estate LLCs. The Portfolio comprises 147 residential units with an agreed total value of $125,500,000 and an agreed equity value of $69,500,000 (existing loans of $56,000,000 remain in place).

Key Details

  • Option period: six calendar months from the Effective Date (June 4, 2026). Amendment executed June 10, 2026 corrected the effective date and modified payment terms.
  • Portfolio size/value: 147 units; total portfolio value $125,500,000; outstanding loans $56,000,000; agreed aggregate equity value $69,500,000.
  • Option Fee: $1,042,500 (1.5% of agreed equity value), paid in full in Sadot common stock. Option Fee Tranche 1 is payable in common stock priced at the 5‑day VWAP of $7.85 per share.
  • Payment mechanics: references to convertible preferred shares were replaced by a newly adopted Series C Preferred Stock (non‑convertible, no dividend/coupon, no voting rights except as required by law, pari passu economically on an as‑stated‑value basis). Sadot has the right—subject to board approval and compliance with debt covenants—to satisfy certain obligations otherwise payable in Series C shares by paying cash equal to the stated value of those shares.

Why It Matters

  • This agreement gives Sadot an option to expand its residential portfolio in California without immediately assuming new mortgage debt (existing loans remain with the sellers). The transaction size ($125.5M assets; $69.5M equity) and the non‑refundable option fee indicate a committed but time‑limited opportunity to close the acquisition. Investors should note the use of common stock and a specially‑designated non‑convertible preferred (Series C) in payment terms, which can affect share count and capital structure if equity is issued to fund the deal.

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