New Majority Shareholder Enacts Super-Voting Stock and Governance Changes

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IMA Tech's new majority shareholder, Wang Hui, has approved significant corporate governance changes, including the creation of a super-voting Series A Preferred Stock class and the elimination of cumulative voting and preemptive rights, further entrenching control.

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• Amended Articles of Incorporation Approved

  The Board of Directors and the new majority shareholder, Wang Hui (57.47% stake), approved Amended and Restated Articles of Incorporation on January 20, 2026.

• Super-Voting Preferred Stock Created

  The company authorized 1,000,000 shares of preferred stock and designated 51,000 shares as Series A Preferred Stock, which will carry voting rights equal to two times the sum of outstanding common stock and other preferred stock.

• Minority Shareholder Rights Reduced

  The amended articles eliminate cumulative voting for directors and remove preemptive rights for shareholders, further concentrating power with the majority holder.

• Expanded Indemnification for Directors

  The articles include provisions for expanded indemnification and limitation of liability for directors and officers to the fullest extent permissible under Wyoming law.

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This preliminary information statement details a significant corporate governance overhaul initiated by Wang Hui, who recently acquired a majority stake in IMA Tech. The most impactful change is the authorization and designation of Series A Preferred Stock with disproportionate voting power (two times that of common stock), effectively solidifying the control of the majority shareholder. Additionally, the elimination of cumulative voting and preemptive rights further diminishes the influence and protections for minority common shareholders. While expanded indemnification for directors and officers is common, in this context, it contributes to a broader pattern of centralizing power. These changes, following closely on the heels of the change of control announced on January 27, 2026, represent a substantial negative shift for existing common shareholders, as their voting power and ability to influence corporate decisions are significantly reduced. Investors should be aware of the implications for corporate oversight and minority shareholder rights.