On December 12, 2025, Myseum completed the sale of its approximately 34% stake in RPM Interactive to Avalon GloboCare, resulting in Avalon owning 100% of RPM.
The transaction valued the stake at $19.5 million, with Avalon issuing 19,500 Series E non‑voting convertible preferred shares to RPM shareholders. Each share has a stated value of $1,000 and can be converted into Avalon common stock at a $1.50 conversion price, but conversion is restricted until after May 12, 2026 and subject to a 4.99% beneficial ownership limit.
Myseum’s divestiture allows the company to concentrate resources on its core Picture Party interactive media business. The company reported a Q3 2025 net loss of $1.231 million, underscoring the need to streamline operations.
For Avalon, acquiring RPM brings generative‑AI capabilities through its “Catch‑Up” platform, which automates short‑form video creation. The platform is expected to enhance marketing for Avalon’s consumer health products, including KetoAir, and to help the company meet the Nasdaq minimum stockholders’ equity threshold of $2.5 million after a delisting notice.
Management emphasized the strategic fit. Myseum CEO Darin Myman said the sale “completes Myseum’s divestiture of its interest in RPM Interactive and enables us to focus our resources on expanding our core Picture Party business.” Avalon interim CEO Meng Li added that integrating RPM’s AI studio “will broaden our digital reach and support our long‑term value creation strategy.”
Investors remain cautious, citing Avalon's valuation concerns and the Nasdaq listing deficiency, but view the acquisition as a step toward stabilizing the company’s capital structure and unlocking new growth avenues.
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