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SPARC AI Inc. Closes $1.12 Million Financing to Advance AI Platform Development
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SPARC AI Inc. (CSE: SPAI) has completed its two-part fundraise, closing the final tranche of its brokered private placement for $1,122,199.75 on June 8, 2026. Combined with the $4,340,000 first tranche closed just five days earlier, the company has raised a total of $5,462,199.75 — all at $4.25 per unit — according to Financial Post.
CEO Anoosh Manzoori said completion of the raise "speaks to the strong demand and growing confidence in our team, assets and future vision." The money will go toward developing SPARC AI's Overwatch Platform, trade shows, product marketing, and general operations, according to Montreal Gazette.
Two Tranches, One Month, $5.46 Million Raised
SPARC AI launched the offering on May 26, 2026, targeting up to $5.46 million under Canada's Listed Issuer Financing Exemption (LIFE). On June 3, a single institutional investor anchored the deal by buying 1,021,177 units for $4,340,000. Five days later, 264,047 more units were sold to existing shareholders for $1,122,199.75, closing the books on the full raise, according to Yahoo Finance.
Each unit consists of one common share and one warrant. Warrants let holders buy more shares at $5.25 each for up to 60 months. That future dilution risk has drawn some concern from retail investors, but supporters argue the company was previously undercapitalized, according to Market Screener.
No Hold Period Makes These Shares Free to Trade Immediately
The raise used a LIFE exemption — a Canadian securities rule that lets listed companies raise money without filing a full prospectus. The key benefit for investors: the shares are free to sell right away. Traditional private placements in Canada require a four-month hold before shares can be traded, according to The Whig.
The offering was available in all Canadian provinces except Quebec. A.G.P. Canada Investments ULC acted as the sole Canadian agent, while A.G.P. / Alliance Global Partners handled U.S. placement, according to Prince George Post.
Overwatch Platform Targets GPS-Denied Battlefields Worldwide
The Overwatch Platform is SPARC AI's core product. It lets drones navigate and locate targets without GPS, GLONASS, or an internet connection. The system uses only a drone's existing camera and sensors — no extra hardware required. In 2024, the company tracked objects more than 40 kilometers away across open water using no satellite assistance, according to Woodstock Sentinel Review.
The company has set up a permanent presence in Ukraine to work directly with local drone makers. A leading Indian defense manufacturer is also evaluating the platform for large drone fleets. SPARC AI also signed a non-disclosure agreement with a UAE defense contractor for specialized drone work, according to Clinton News Record.
What Comes Next: India Trials and Ukraine Revenue
With a fully funded treasury, investors are now watching for execution. The next key milestones are results from the Indian defense trials and the first revenue numbers from Ukraine operations. SPARC AI also recently added Don Hilton as an Independent Non-Executive Director to strengthen its board ahead of global expansion, according to Cochrane Times Post.
Defense analysts note that SPARC AI's software-only approach fits with the U.S. Department of Defense's push to field 300,000 low-cost drones by 2027. If the platform scales, it could shift drone warfare economics away from expensive hardware and toward high-margin software licenses, according to Montreal Gazette.
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