DMAA Amends Merger Terms: Sponsor Forfeits 50% of Founder Shares, Rights Tendered at $0.25-$0.35, Three-Party Deal Possible

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DMAA amended its merger agreement with Power Analytics Global Corp., adding sponsor forfeiture, a rights tender, restated minimum cash terms, and a path to a three-party deal with an additional target.

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• Sponsor Forfeits 50% of Founder Shares

  The sponsor entity will forfeit at least 50% of its founder shares, with the remainder subject to earnout vesting at $12.50 and $15.00 price targets. All 430,000 private placement rights are surrendered for no consideration, and 45,092 shares from an unfunded subscription are cancelled.

• Rights Tender at $0.25-$0.35 per Right

  DMAA will commence a cash tender offer, exchange offer, or consent solicitation for all outstanding public rights at $0.25-$0.35 per right, funded outside the trust account. Rights not tendered remain outstanding and convert per their terms.

• Minimum Cash Restated to $30M Target / $15M Floor

  The merger's minimum cash condition is restated with a $30 million target and a $15 million floor, with an adjustment grid specifying valuation and ownership consequences at defined cash levels. Available cash counts trust proceeds, PIPE funding, and any deferred fee reductions.

• Contingent Three-Party Merger Pre-Approved

  Amendment No. 3 pre-approves a form of Amendment No. 4 that would add an unnamed Additional Target to the business combination, with a combined equity value of $3 billion allocated per a letter of intent. Effectiveness is contingent on executing the LOI and joinder by September 30, 2026.

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Amendment No. 3 reshapes the Power Analytics Global Corp. merger economics. The sponsor surrenders at least half its founder shares and all private placement rights, reducing insider overhang. A rights tender at $0.25-$0.35 per right caps dilution from that source. Minimum cash is restated to a $30M target/$15M floor with an adjustment grid, and the deal now pre-approves a contingent three-party combination with an unnamed Additional Target — potentially adding a $3B combined equity value if a letter of intent is signed by September 30, 2026. Related-party protections, including a fairness opinion, address the common ownership between PAGC and BV Advisory Partners. These changes materially alter the risk/reward profile for shareholders ahead of the proxy vote.