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Tantech reported approximately 667.6K Class A shares after its September reverse split. Series E and F warrants create potential dilution; their current unexercised balances are unknown.
Dilution riskHigh
8 / 10Instruments
Selected instruments identified from SEC filingsJoseph Stone ATM
Dated termsATM
- Original maximum
- $2.15M
- Remaining capacity
- Unverified
- Commission
- 4.5%
The underlying 2023 shelf has passed its three-year anniversary; usable capacity is unverified. SEC filing ↗
March 2026 Series E warrants
Dated termsWarrant
- Dated reference shares
- ~430K
- Exercise price
- $15.00
- Balance date
- Jun 1, 2026
Split-adjusted reference. Current balance unknown; cashless exercise is permitted. SEC filing ↗
March 2026 Series F warrants
Dated termsWarrant
- Dated reference shares
- ~430K
- Exercise price
- $17.50
- Balance date
- Jun 1, 2026
Split-adjusted reference. Current balance unknown; cashless exercise is permitted. SEC filing ↗
Historical sample, not live data. Figures are dated; balances and terms may have changed.
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In the sample
Series E and F warrant cards put dated share counts, exercise prices, and cashless exercise terms together.
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In the sample
The shelf and ATM show their original amounts while flagging remaining capacity as unverified.
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In the sample
The share count reconciles a 1-for-50 reverse split. Runway uses dated financial statements, with the historical inputs shown.
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Unknowns stay visible
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