XRP’s market price at closing will determine how many shares Evernorth allocates to investors under its revised private-placement agreements, the company announced Aug. 13 in a release outlining the amendments. Based on XRP’s Aug. 13 price, the formula is expected to reduce the shares issued at closing, leaving each public Armada II share with a larger interest in Evernorth’s XRP treasury.

Evernorth founder and CEO Asheesh Birla commented on the revised transaction terms:

“We’re preserving alignment among investors while supporting our long-term strategy of building institutional access to the XRP ecosystem. That our entire advance funding group stands behind it, in this environment, reflects their continued conviction in our strategy and the opportunity ahead.”

Under Evernorth’s amended Form S-4, the applicable XRP value derives from a volume-weighted average price rather than the $2.36 original benchmark. The formula operates in both directions, allowing the token’s level at completion to alter the common shares allotted to participating investors. As of Aug. 13, XRP is trading at about $1.006.

Private-placement investors subscribed at $10 per share, with most delivering funds in advance and others arranging delayed commitments, according to Evernorth’s original registration statement. That filing calculated equity through a $2.36 XRP reference, leaving the final ownership mix exposed to a potential price mismatch before consummation.

Fewer newly issued shares would distribute the company’s net asset value across a smaller equity base, increasing the treasury percentage behind each outstanding Armada II share. Corporate treasury companies use asset-per-share measurements and net asset value to show whether new equity issuance increases or dilutes each owner’s claim on the underlying holdings.

Investors representing more than 95% of committed capital endorsed the amendment, with every advance funder joining the approval, according to Evernorth. The backers include Arrington Capital, SBI Group, Ripple, Pantera Capital, Kraken, and GSR, among others. Earlier coverage of Evernorth’s April filing mapped the XRP pricing benchmarks, cash commitments, and ownership calculations that preceded the latest recalibration.

Armada II’s sponsor also consented to a proportional founder-share adjustment, spreading the impact across sponsor and funding interests. Evernorth’s planned governance roster places Ripple Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty among the expected directors after transaction completion, alongside executives whose backgrounds span finance, risk, and digital assets.

Evernorth’s holdings and strategy remain unchanged, while the company intends to increase XRP per share through disciplined capital allocation, ecosystem participation, treasury operations, and yield strategies. The XRP Ledger (XRPL) underpins Evernorth’s ecosystem strategy as the network where XRP functions as the native asset for transactions and liquidity.

Armada II already carries XRPN as its Nasdaq share ticker, following an October 2025 symbol change that associated the SPAC with the proposed XRP treasury transaction. The business combination awaits SEC review and customary closing conditions, with completion projected for late third quarter or early fourth quarter 2026.

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