CAMBER ENERGY, INC. (CEIN) — Current Report

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Latest Current Report Filed: 2026-04-23

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Viking Ozone Technology (VOT), a majority-owned subsidiary, secured $500,000 in financing at 10% fixed interest with maturity tied to either April 2027 or proceeds from the sale of a VKIN-300 waste treatment unit, indicating the company is pursuing commercialization of this technology.
The financing structure allows for up to $750,000 in aggregate principal across a series of promissory notes, suggesting VOT may seek additional capital beyond this initial $500,000 tranche to fund operations or equipment sales efforts.
Parent company Camber Energy, Inc. is not directly liable on the note and there are no conversion rights or warrants issued, limiting shareholder dilution but also indicating the subsidiary is expected to generate independent revenue from Unit Sales to repay the debt.
The security interest is limited to net sale proceeds from the specific VKIN-300 unit, creating execution risk if the company fails to complete a sale by April 2027, which could trigger default and accelerated repayment obligations.

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Earlier Current Report filings

Filed: 2026-04-13

Camber Energy continues to make progress in the development, validation, and field evaluation of its patented broken conductor protection technologies across both transmission and distribution systems. Recent testing at a U.S. government facility has shown promising results.
The company has conducted extensive modeling and validation activities in collaboration with a major U.S. electric utility, analyzing hundreds of thousands of hours of recorded system data to evaluate the performance of its broken conductor protection technologies.
Camber's broken conductor protection technologies have been integrated within relay-based control devices operating on both distribution and transmission systems, enabling ongoing evaluation of their performance under live operating conditions and varying system states.

Filed: 2026-03-04

Camber Energy successfully completed live transmission-line validation testing of its patented Broken Conductor Protection Technology, which detected open-conductor conditions in under 1 second on a 138 kV transmission line.
The validation test was conducted under live system loading conditions and demonstrated both dependable detection and secure performance of the BCPT technology.
The successful validation testing represents an important milestone for Camber Energy as it continues to develop and commercialize its innovative power grid protection solutions.

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