TMTG and Yorkville’s finances are heavily intertwined. Last year, the two companies signed a standby equity purchase agreement, which is a specific kind of contract that allows a company to sell discounted shares to a firm that is then obligated to buy them. These sorts of agreements can be mutually beneficial because they offer a company like TMTG a guaranteed buyer of shares should they need to raise capital. At the same time, Yorkville can buy TMTG stock at a discount, paying only 97.25% of the share price, which it can then sell on the open market at full price. In 2024, TMTG raised about $450 million from this financial arrangement, according to SEC filings.