Shelfie-Tech Ltd. (CSE: SHLF) (OTCQB: SHLFF) announced its intention to close a non-brokered private placement on or around June 17, 2026, consisting of up to 4,615,385 common shares priced at C$1.78 per share for gross proceeds of up to approximately C$8.2 million. The company, which specializes in shelf inventory management solutions for the retail industry, said proceeds from the financing are expected to support sales and marketing initiatives, expansion of its client base, research and development activities and general working capital purposes.
The private placement constitutes a related-party transaction under MI 61-101 due to anticipated participation by an entity sharing a common director with the company. However, Shelfie-Tech noted it is relying on available exemptions from formal valuation and minority shareholder approval requirements. To view the full press release, visit https://ibn.fm/hFnqU.
ShelfieTech is a technology company focused on providing shelf inventory management technological solutions for the retail industry, in particular for large grocery stores and supermarkets. Using patent-pending technology, the company’s solution includes a robotic retail shelf monitoring system which uses its self developed proprietary software that utilizes machine learning and image processing algorithms to automatically optimize shelf inventory management.
The news of this capital raise comes as retailers increasingly seek automation and data-driven solutions to improve efficiency and reduce costs. Shelfie-Tech’s robotic monitoring system aims to address common challenges such as out-of-stock items, overstocking, and inaccurate inventory counts, which can lead to lost sales and increased operational expenses. By automating shelf monitoring, the company’s technology provides real-time data that can help retailers make informed decisions about restocking and product placement.
The company’s focus on the grocery and supermarket sector is particularly relevant given the thin profit margins in the industry. Efficient inventory management can significantly impact a retailer’s bottom line by minimizing waste and ensuring popular items are always available. The planned investment in sales and marketing suggests Shelfie-Tech is positioning itself to capture a larger share of a growing market for retail automation solutions.
For investors, the private placement offers an opportunity to participate in the company’s growth story, though the related-party transaction and reliance on exemptions may raise governance concerns. The company’s latest news and updates are available in the newsroom at https://ibn.fm/SHLFF.
Shelfie-Tech’s move to secure additional funding underscores the competitive landscape in retail technology, where companies are racing to develop advanced systems that can integrate with existing store infrastructures. The success of this placement could determine the pace at which Shelfie-Tech can scale its operations and compete with larger players in the space.
