Petros Pharmaceuticals Inc. has released its unaudited pro forma consolidated balance sheets, shedding light on the financial implications of its recent M&A activities. The statements, dated March 31, 2025, reflect adjustments related to the deconsolidation of subsidiaries and a settlement with Vivus. Notably, the company's common stock saw an increase in issued and outstanding shares to 2,052,762, up from 421,124, as a result of these transactions. Additional paid-in capital rose significantly, reaching approximately $115.99 million, while accumulated deficits were adjusted to $107.99 million. The adjustments also reflect changes in liabilities, with the accounts payable and accrued expenses being notably reduced. These financial statements provide a clearer picture of Petros Pharmaceuticals' financial position following the recent strategic transactions.
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