Vivakor Signs $750,000 Loan Amendment With J.J. Astor & Co

Reuters03-06
Vivakor Signs $750,000 Loan Amendment With J.J. Astor & Co

Vivakor Inc. entered into a third amendment to its loan and forbearance arrangements with lender J.J. Astor & Co. on Feb. 27, 2026, and issued a new $993,750 junior secured promissory note providing $750,000 of additional funding. The new note matures April 6, 2026, is backed by a subsidiary guarantee and a pledge of company and subsidiary assets, and is additionally secured by certain real property in Blaine County, Oklahoma that will be reconveyed if the note is repaid by maturity. The amendment also extends Vivakor’s Nasdaq relisting deadline to April 6, 2026 and modifies certain default terms on the existing second note.

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