Stockholders Approve Redomicile Merger; Company Regains Nasdaq Compliance

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CBAK Energy Technology's stockholders approved a redomicile merger into a Cayman Islands subsidiary, and the company also announced it has regained compliance with Nasdaq's minimum bid price requirement.

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• Stockholders Approve Redomicile Merger

  Stockholders approved the merger agreement to redomicile the company by merging with CBAT Cayman, a wholly-owned subsidiary, with each outstanding share of common stock to be exchanged for one ordinary share of CBAT Cayman. The proposal received 48,005,537 votes for, representing a majority of outstanding shares.

• Regains Nasdaq Compliance

  The company received notification from Nasdaq that it has regained compliance with the $1 minimum bid price requirement for continued listing. This removes the delisting threat previously reported on October 1, 2025.

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The approval of the redomicile merger represents a significant corporate restructuring, moving the company's legal domicile to the Cayman Islands. While the 1:1 share exchange maintains current shareholder equity, this change in jurisdiction can have implications for corporate governance and regulatory oversight. Concurrently, the company's successful regaining of Nasdaq compliance is a crucial positive development, eliminating the immediate risk of delisting and preserving its access to public capital markets. This dual announcement addresses both long-term structural changes and immediate operational stability concerns.