ScanTech AI Systems Issues Shares to Settle $550,000 Debt with Steele Lenders

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ScanTech AI Systems Issues Shares to Settle $550,000 Debt with Steele Lenders

ScanTech AI Systems Inc. has entered into an agreement to resolve outstanding legal fee obligations related to previous loans. Under the terms of the agreement, the company and ScanTech Identification Beam Systems LLC have jointly acknowledged a debt of $550,000 to the Steele Lenders for legal fees incurred in connection with certain loans and an exchange agreement. To settle this debt, ScanTech AI Systems will issue 2,500,000 shares of its common stock to the Steele Lenders. Additionally, the company is obligated to issue 1,200,000 shares as part of a first tranche. The agreement also includes provisions related to the release of claims and certain conditions for the satisfaction of mutual waivers.

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