Baosheng Proposes 40-to-1 Reverse Split and Dual-Class Structure with 100x Voting Rights

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Baosheng Media Group filed proxy materials for a September 4 shareholder vote on a 40-to-1 reverse split, a tenfold increase in authorized shares, and a dual-class structure giving one holder 100 votes per share.

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• 40-to-1 Reverse Split Proposed

  Shareholders to vote September 4, 2026 on consolidating every 40 shares into 1, reducing outstanding shares from 33.37M to approximately 834K.

• Dual-Class Structure with 100x Voting

  1,623,750 shares held by ANRUITAI INVESTMENT LIMITED would become Class B shares with 100 votes each, giving that holder 162.4M votes versus 31.7M for all Class A holders combined.

• Authorized Capital Increased Tenfold

  Authorized share capital would rise from US$9.6M (1B shares) to US$96M (10B shares), creating massive headroom for future dilution.

• Capital Reduction and Subdivision

  Following the reverse split, par value would be reduced from US$0.384 to US$0.00001, with the credit transferred to a distributable reserve to offset accumulated losses.

auto_awesomeAnalysis · BAOS · Trade & Services

Baosheng Media Group is asking shareholders to approve a sweeping capital restructuring that would consolidate shares 40-to-1, create a dual-class structure giving ANRUITAI INVESTMENT LIMITED 100 votes per share, and expand authorized capital tenfold. The 1.62M Class B shares held by ANRUITAI would carry 162.4M votes versus 31.7M votes for all other shareholders combined — effectively transferring voting control to a single entity. The reverse split appears aimed at regaining Nasdaq minimum bid compliance, but the dual-class voting amendment is a governance red flag that would permanently entrench control.