According to the latest documents from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), real estate technology company Alset EHome International Inc. has reached a financing agreement totaling $2.45 million with DSS.

The core terms of this transaction include: Alset will provide loan financing to DSS and, in return, receive a combination of convertible notes and warrants. Notably, the attached warrants grant Alset the right to purchase 16,554,055 shares of DSS common stock at an agreed price. This transaction utilizes a “loan + equity” hybrid financing model. The terms of the convertible notes allow the debt to be converted into equity under specific conditions, while the warrants offer flexibility for future increases in shareholding. This structure not only alleviates DSS’s short-term funding pressure but also creates a potentially significant equity investment opportunity for Alset. According to the documents, the size of this equity subscription accounts for a significant proportion of DSS’s outstanding shares. If all warrants are exercised, Alset may become a major strategic shareholder of DSS. The transaction details also include standard provisions such as conversion price adjustment mechanisms and warrant exercise periods. This financing arrangement is subject to customary closing conditions, with both parties expecting to complete the transaction within the stipulated period after SEC filing. Market analysts point out that this type of equity-linked financing plan is becoming increasingly common among current small- and mid-cap listed companies, as it meets capital needs while introducing strategic investors.