American Rebel Holdings Discloses Share Issuances and Up to $45M Financing

what happened

American Rebel Holdings (AREB) filed a Form 8-K on October 30, 2026, and Dow Jones Newswires published details from the report. On October 20, the board approved an amendment to the certificate of designation for Series D preferred stock, adding a new Section 7 that limits beneficial ownership. A majority of Series D holders approved the change by written consent on or about October 13.

On October 14, the company completed two exchanges. Horberg Enterprises received 1,104,853 common shares, and Streeterville Capital received 990,853 shares in exchange for a partitioned note of $65,000. The shares were valued at $0.0461 and $0.0656 per share, respectively. On October 26, Silverback Capital Corporation requested the issuance of 500,000 shares, a payment of about $17,100.

On October 22, American Rebel signed a securities purchase agreement with Hinterland Partners LLC for up to $45 million in aggregate purchase price across multiple tranches, corresponding to up to $50 million in note principal. The first tranche carried $500,000 of principal for a $450,000 purchase price, maturing in 12 months. The company plans to use the proceeds mainly for American Rebel Beverages. The note is unsecured and junior to Streeterville's collateral rights.

why it matters

Issuing new shares at $0.0461 and $0.0656 increases the number of shares outstanding, which, all else equal, dilutes the value of each share for existing holders. The junior position of the Hinterland note relative to Streeterville's collateral makes the debt structure a key point for lenders and investors.

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