Reliance Global Group Closes Initial Enquantum Acquisition Phase, Gains Right to Accelerate Future Tranches

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Reliance Global Group has completed the initial closing of its acquisition of an 8% equity interest in Enquantum Ltd. and secured the right to accelerate future milestone-based investments to achieve majority control.

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• Initial Acquisition Closing

  Reliance Global Group completed the initial closing of its acquisition of Enquantum Ltd., securing an 8% equity interest. This follows the definitive agreement announced on February 10, 2026.

• Acceleration Right Secured

  An amendment to the Share Purchase Agreement grants Reliance Global Group the right to unilaterally accelerate funding for future milestone tranches, enabling a faster path to 51% majority control in Enquantum.

• CEO Appointed to Board

  Ezra Beyman, Chairman and CEO of Reliance Global Group, has been appointed to Enquantum's board of directors, enhancing strategic oversight of the acquired entity.

• Future Dilution Potential

  The company may issue up to $125,000 in common stock as "Top-Up Shares" to reach a 51% ownership stake, though no shares have been issued yet.

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This 8-K details the successful initial closing of Reliance Global Group's strategic acquisition of Enquantum Ltd., a post-quantum cybersecurity company. The company has acquired an 8% equity interest and, critically, has amended the Share Purchase Agreement to gain the unilateral right to accelerate future milestone-based investments. This amendment provides significant flexibility, allowing Reliance Global Group to expedite its path to a 51% controlling interest in Enquantum, regardless of whether specific operational milestones have been met. This demonstrates strong commitment to the acquisition and enhances the company's control over its strategic growth initiatives in the cybersecurity sector. The CEO's appointment to Enquantum's board further solidifies oversight. While there is a future potential for $125,000 in dilutive "Top-Up Shares," this is a relatively small amount compared to the strategic importance of the acquisition for this micro-cap company.