Auddia pushes merger vote to Oct 7; 88% of votes cast back Thramann deal

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Auddia adjourned its September 23 special meeting on the Thramann Holdings merger to October 7, 2026, citing insufficient total votes despite 88% of votes cast favoring the deal.

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• Special Meeting Adjourned to October 7

  The September 23 special meeting on the Thramann Holdings merger has been adjourned to October 7, 2026 at 11:30 a.m. ET, after the company failed to secure a majority of all outstanding shares.

• 88% of Votes Cast Favor Merger

  Approximately 88% of shares voted to date on the merger proposal were in favor, but the transaction requires a majority of all outstanding shares, not just votes cast.

• Vote Tally on Adjournment Proposal

  The Adjournment Proposal passed with 2,238,335 shares for, 343,919 against, and 72,110 abstaining, out of 2,654,364 shares represented at the meeting.

• Record Date Unchanged

  Only stockholders of record as of August 3, 2026 will be entitled to vote at the reconvened meeting; previously submitted proxies remain valid.

auto_awesomeAnalysis · AUUD · Technology

The special meeting on the Thramann Holdings reverse merger fell short of the required majority of all outstanding shares, so it has been adjourned to October 7. While roughly 88% of votes cast so far favor the deal, the merger needs a majority of all outstanding shares—not just votes cast. Management frames the adjournment as a participation gap rather than opposition, but the delay is procedural and extends uncertainty for a transaction central to Auddia's survival thesis, given its going-concern status and cash runway only into Q2 2027.