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ONAR closes initial financing tranche for marketing agency acquisition

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AI-powered marketing platform ONAR said it completed the initial closing of its previously announced $15 million financing on September 29. Proceeds are intended to fund cash consideration for an acquisition of a U.S. affiliate marketing agency and working capital for the combined business. ONAR also entered a senior secured facility of up to $5 million, bringing total new financing capacity to up to $20 million. Holders exchanged approximately $6.5 million of existing notes into the financing, retiring those notes and associated warrants. Conversion into preferred equity uses a $25 million pre-money valuation and occurs only if ONAR completes a Nasdaq listing.
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