Ladybug Resource Group Signs Non-Binding LOI for Up to $8 Million Equity Offering

Ladybug Resource Group has entered a non-binding letter of intent with a New Jersey private fund for a proposed $8 million equity offering, a move that could provide staged capital to fund its AI and robotics expansion while potentially managing dilution.

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Ladybug Resource Group Signs Non-Binding LOI for Up to $8 Million Equity Offering

Ladybug Resource Group, Inc. (OTC: LBRG) announced on November 12, 2026, that it has entered into a non-binding letter of intent with a New Jersey-based private fund and accredited investor for a proposed equity offering of up to $8 million. The letter, dated November 6 and countersigned by the company on November 9, indicates the investor's intent to purchase shares of common stock over time, subject to the terms of the letter and the qualification of an offering statement by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

The significance of the announcement lies in its potential to provide capital in stages rather than through a single issuance, which management believes may help the company manage dilution. Under the terms, the investor is not obligated to purchase any shares, and no shares may be sold until the SEC qualifies the offering statement. The investor has stated it intends to purchase shares on an ongoing basis after qualification, but only on trading days when the offering is "in the money"—meaning the per-share offering price is below the closing bid price on OTC Markets on the preceding trading day. The investor may suspend and resume purchases at its discretion.

The company has also granted the investor a right of first refusal on all shares offered during the offering period. Before accepting a subscription from anyone else, the company must notify the investor of the number of shares and the price, and the investor then has three business days to elect to purchase them on the same terms. This provision is binding on both parties and could affect how the company approaches other investors during the offering period.

If the offering is qualified and completed, Ladybug intends to use the net proceeds to fund the roadmap it announced on September 30, 2026. Key items include completing a board-guided feasibility study into expansion into AI infrastructure and robotics components, technical qualification work and customer discussions for precision parts, advancing an acquisition program targeting AI-powered software, enterprise SaaS and digital supply chain businesses, and building on Jingdiao's proprietary Manufacturing Execution System and Smart Supply Chain Hub. The company's actual use of proceeds may differ and will be described in the offering circular.

For shareholders, the letter represents a possible source of capital but not a financing commitment. "We are encouraged that a qualified investor has expressed interest in the Offering, and we are treating it exactly as what it is: a non-binding first step that depends on SEC qualification," said Neal P. Pflum, President and CEO of Ladybug Resource Group. "We built our roadmap around clear decision points, and our approach to funding it will follow the same discipline." The company will provide updates on the offering as material developments occur, and related announcements are available through NEWMEDIAWIRE. Investors can find the company's current disclosure and LBRG Stock Quote through OTC Markets. More information about the company is available at Ladybug Resource Group Inc.

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