Nuburu warrants

The discussion around Nuburu (BURU) warrants is particularly timely given the company's recent public offering in September 2025. This offering significantly altered the warrant landscape for BURU, introducing new common and pre-funded warrants.1

Key details from the recent offering include:

• Pre-funded Warrants: Nuburu issued 51,660,075 pre-funded warrants at a subscription price of $0.1427 per warrant, with a nominal exercise price of $0.0001 per share. These are immediately exercisable and expire upon full exercise.1
• Common Warrants: The company also issued 126,050,417 common warrants, allowing holders to purchase shares at an exercise price of $0.1714 per warrant share. These are immediately exercisable and have a five-year expiration period from their issuance date.1

It's crucial to distinguish these new warrants from the older "Public Warrants" (BURU.WS), which were previously listed on AMEX. Those older warrants, with an exercise price of $11.50, were delisted by NYSE on December 12, 2023, due to "abnormally low" trading prices and were subsequently determined to have no value as of March 31, 2025.2 Fintel's platform confirms that the BURU.WS symbol is no longer active.3

The recent $12 million offering saw significant institutional participation, with Esousa Group Holdings, LLC leading with a $10 million investment, signaling interest in Nuburu's strategic shift towards defense technology.4 However, investors should also be aware of Nuburu's ongoing efforts to address NYSE American listing compliance issues related to stockholders' equity, as indicated by a non-compliance notice received in April 2025.2

For those looking to delve deeper, Fintel's SEC Filings section can provide the full S-1 registration statement for the September 2025 offering, detailing all terms and conditions. Additionally, the Institutional Ownership data for BURU can reveal any subsequent 13F filings by institutions holding these new warrants.

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