ReelTime Slashes Potential Dilution by Over 74% with Historic Capital Reset
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As NVIDIA (NVDA), Alphabet (GOOGL), Palantir (PLTR), Microsoft (MSFT), and Meta Platforms (META) Expand Share Counts to Fund Capital-Intensive AI, ReelTime Media (RLTR) Moves in the Opposite Direction, Strengthening Per-Share Value.
Bothell, WA, Feb. 03, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — ReelTime Media (OTCID:RLTR) today announced that it has reached definitive agreements with 18 key noteholders to renegotiate 67 outstanding notes, delivering a reduction in potential dilution of more than 74%. As a result of the restructuring, potential dilution has been reduced from just over 1.002 billion shares to approximately 260 million shares, removing a significant legacy overhang and materially strengthening the Company’s capital structure.
(RLTR) Slashes Dilution by 74%
Under the new agreements, notes that had previously matured and were accruing substantially higher interest rates will restart as of February 22, 2026, coinciding with the one-year anniversary of ReelTime’s Reel Intelligence (“RI”) platform, and will mature on February 22, 2028. The revised terms preclude any conversions of the notes for at least two years and reset the interest rate across the notes to 5%, providing the Company with a clear runway to execute its growth strategy without dilution pressure.
“This restructuring represents a decisive break from legacy financing structures that no longer serve shareholders,” said Barry Henthorn, CEO of ReelTime Media. “We reduced potential dilution by more than 74%, eliminated near-term conversion risk, and aligned our debt at a 5% interest rate. At the same time, we did it in a way that reflects how RI was designed to scale, without forcing shareholders to continuously absorb dilution.”
ReelTime’s actions stand in sharp contrast to the broader artificial intelligence sector. While major AI companies such as NVIDIA, Alphabet, Palantir, Microsoft, and Meta Platforms continue to expand share counts through stock-based compensation, equity issuance, and capital-intensive infrastructure investment, ReelTime Media is moving decisively in the opposite direction. By renegotiating legacy obligations, locking out conversions, and materially reducing its future share overhang, the Company is actively shrinking dilution risk. This shareholder-first strategy reflects the fundamentally different economics of ReelTime’s Reel Intelligence (“RI”) platform, which operates without the need for massive, centralized infrastructure, specialized chip dependency, or perpetual equity financing. As a result, value creation at ReelTime is structured to accrue on a per-share basis, rather than being offset by ongoing dilution.
