Shareholders Back 1,200x Authorized Share Increase and Automatic Reverse Splits

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Shareholders approved a 1,200x increase in authorized share capital to 500 billion shares and pre-authorized automatic reverse splits of up to 80-to-1 if the stock falls below $1.00.

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• 1,200x Authorized Share Increase Approved

  Authorized share capital rises from US$240M to US$288B (500 billion shares at US$0.576 par), then is reduced to US$50,000 via a capital reduction and reorganization into 500 billion shares at US$0.0000001 par value.

• Automatic Further Reverse Splits Authorized

  Board pre-authorized consolidations of 10-to-1, 20-to-1, 50-to-1, or 80-to-1 triggered automatically if the Class A share price falls below $1.00 for specified consecutive trading days, with the ratio depending on how far the price drops.

• Capital Reduction Creates Distributable Reserve

  Par value per share reduced from US$0.576 to US$0.0000001, transferring the credit to a distributable reserve that can be used to eliminate accumulated losses.

• Seventh Amended M&A Adopted

  New memorandum and articles of association adopted to reflect the share capital change, notice amendment, and capital reduction and reorganization.

auto_awesomeAnalysis · ELPW · Manufacturing

A sweeping capital restructuring won shareholder approval, authorizing up to 500 billion shares and creating an automatic reverse-split mechanism triggered by future price declines. The company can now issue massive amounts of new equity, and the board has pre-authorized further consolidations of 10-to-1, 20-to-1, 50-to-1, or 80-to-1 if the stock falls below $1.00. This follows a 45-for-1 reverse split completed on August 10 and a series of deeply dilutive offerings. The capital reduction also creates a distributable reserve that can be used to eliminate accumulated losses, a balance-sheet cleanup move. For existing holders, the combination of a 1,200x authorized share increase and automatic further consolidations signals continued heavy dilution risk and a board prepared to keep the stock listed through repeated reverse splits.