Nauticus Robotics Converts $3.7 Million Debt to Equity

Oct 30, 2025
Nauticus Robotics has reached an agreement with existing debtholders to convert $3.7 million of debt into common equity, aiming to reduce leverage and address Nasdaq compliance concerns.

Nauticus Robotics has converted $3.7 million of debt into common equity, announced in a press release. The company stated that the conversion will help reduce leverage and strengthen its balance sheet.

Existing debtholders have also agreed to exchange remaining debt into preferred equity if necessary, with the goal of bringing the company into compliance with previously reported Nasdaq requirements.

Nauticus develops autonomous subsea robots and related software for commercial and defense sectors. Its systems use artificial intelligence and advanced sensing technologies to perform underwater operations and support subsea infrastructure maintenance.

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