CCH Holdings Ltd, a Malaysian specialty hotpot restaurant chain, announced the initial closing of a private offering raising $1.15 million through a convertible promissory note and accompanying warrants. The note, convertible into Class A shares, was sold to an institutional investor with plans for a subsequent closing of an additional $1.15 million subject to registration conditions. This funding supports CCH's dual growth strategy combining its restaurant operations with expanding digital infrastructure services in Southeast Asia. The company also agreed to file a registration statement with the SEC to enable resale of shares from the note and warrants.
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