Frequency Exchange raises first $310K tranche for wellness wearable NIKKI
What's the deal? Frequency Exchange Corp.Dealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → (TSXV: FREQ) has closed the first tranche of a non-brokered private placement, raising C$427,057 (roughly $310,000). It issued 1,708,230 units at C$0.25 each, with no finder's fees paid.
The terms: Each unit includes one common share and half a warrant, exercisable at C$0.40 for 12 months. An acceleration clause lets the company shorten the warrant term if shares trade at or above C$0.70 for 10 consecutive days.
What's the company building? The Vancouver-based technology firm makes wearable digital wellness devices through its flagship platform, NIKKIDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →. Rather than tracking health metrics, NIKKI delivers "personalized frequency-based wellness programs" for sleep, stress, recovery, and energy — technology first developed to support people living with Lyme disease.
Where the money goes: Frequency Exchange plans to expand sales and marketing, build inventory, advance its platform, grow its team, and support international expansion. Insiders contributed C$138,779, a related-party transaction exempt from valuation and minority-approval rules because it fell below thresholds under MI 61-101.
Why now? The company extended its closing date for the placement to September 28, 2026, leaving room for additional tranches. Securities from this first tranche carry a statutory hold period expiring January 12, 2027, and the placement remains subject to final TSX Venture Exchange approval.
The signal: At roughly $310,000, this is a modest raise that ranks near the smaller end of funding rounds — a reminder that early-stage hardware plays often stitch together capital in tranches rather than single large rounds. For Frequency Exchange, it is working capital to move a niche wellness device toward broader markets.
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