Trust Stamp CEO says short selling pressures shares; company secures $5.51 million financing

T Stamp, Inc. Class A

T Stamp, Inc. Class A

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  • T Stamp closed a $5.51 million financing, citing recent apparent short selling that pushed its stock price down.
  • Chose a 24-month loan over issuing equity; financing delivers net $5 million cash effective today.
  • Cash on hand and receivables exceeded $2.6 million; pro forma cash and receivables rise above $7.6 million.
  • CEO Gareth N. Genner called the short selling opportunistic manipulation tied to assumptions of urgent equity needs.
  • Genner scheduled a comprehensive written business update for July 17, 2026, alongside a shareholder conference call.


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