Upexi, Inc. (UPXI) has lined up a $500 million equity line deal to bankroll its business operations and boost its stash of Solana. But while the company gears up for crypto accumulation, UPXI shares have nosedived more than 17% over the past week.
Zero-Fee $500M Equity Line Fuels Upexi’s Solana Treasury Plan
The consumer products brand owner, Upexi, Inc. (Nasdaq: UPXI), announced the agreement with investment firm A.G.P./Alliance Global Partners on Monday. Under the terms, Upexi gains the right, at its sole discretion and subject to restrictions, to sell up to $500 million worth of its common stock to A.G.P. over time. The agreement involves no commitment fee for Upexi.
UPXI shares on July 28, 2025.
Proceeds from any stock sales under this facility are designated for general corporate purposes and specifically to advance the company’s solana (SOL) treasury strategy. Upexi has been diversifying into cryptocurrency asset management.
“The equity line gives Upexi additional means and flexibility to raise capital and increase its solana position,” stated CEO Allan Marshall. He described the negotiated terms as particularly friendly, representing an attractive cost of capital for the company.
A.G.P./Alliance Global Partners will act as the sole sales agent for the equity line transactions. The sales will occur according to market prices prevailing at the time Upexi exercises its option to sell shares.
Upexi, known for developing, manufacturing, and distributing consumer products, has expanded into managing a cryptocurrency portfolio. UPXI shares, listed on the Nasdaq, were trading more than 3% lower as of 12:30 p.m. Eastern on Monday, capping off a five-day slide totaling 17.32%.
