Advanced Flower Capital Inc. current report, 25 September 2026

Business context and reporting period

Advanced Flower Capital Inc. filed this Form 8-K regarding an amendment to its loan and security agreement. The reported event occurred September 25, 2026; the report was signed September 29, 2026. This is a financing update, not a report of operating results.

Financing and key terms

  • On September 25, the Company and other borrowers entered into Amendment Number Ten to the loan and security agreement dated April 29, 2022.
  • The amendment sets conditions for advance rates against credit facilities included in the borrower base and revises the loan fee structure. The filing summary does not provide the specific conditions or fee amounts.
  • For specified temporary periods, aggregate revolver commitments may increase by up to $50 million on a quarterly basis, raising the maximum revolver amount from $80 million to as much as $130 million.
  • Commitments and the maximum revolver amount automatically revert to $80 million outside a temporary increase period, including when such a period expires.
  • The amendment is also disclosed as a direct financial obligation under Item 2.03.

Financial performance and comparison

The filing provides no revenue, profit, cash flow, margin, debt-balance, or liquidity figures, and no comparable-period results. It describes revised borrowing capacity, not actual amounts drawn.

Outlook, risks, and contingencies

The temporary increase is subject to specified conditions and applies only during designated periods. The filing does not state the detailed conditions, period dates, revised fees, or the amount currently borrowed. The description is qualified by the complete amendment filed as Exhibit 10.9J.

Investor verification points

  • Review Exhibit 10.9J for the advance-rate conditions, fee changes, and timing and mechanics of quarterly temporary increases.
  • Verify actual revolver commitments and amounts drawn; the 8-K states a maximum, not utilization.
  • Confirm when temporary increases expire and when the facility reverts to the $80 million maximum.