SPAC Seeks Shareholder Vote to Extend Merger Deadline, Avoid Liquidation Amid Going Concern Warning

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Melar Acquisition Corp. I is seeking shareholder approval to extend its merger deadline to avoid liquidation and complete its $180 million Everli merger, a critical vote given its 'going concern' warning.

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• Shareholder Vote on Extension

  The company will hold an extraordinary general meeting to vote on amending its charter to extend the deadline for completing a business combination from June 20, 2026, to December 20, 2026.

• Liquidation Risk

  Failure to approve the extension would force the company to liquidate, resulting in public shareholders receiving their pro rata share from the trust account, while warrants would expire worthless.

• Everli Merger Critical

  The extension is necessary to allow additional time to complete the proposed $180 million business combination with Everli Global Inc., which has been subject to multiple amendments since July 2025.

• Sponsor Funding Commitment

  The sponsor has agreed to loan the company up to $0.02 per non-redeemed public share per month (maximum $120,000 over three months) to fund the extension, repayable upon merger completion.

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Melar Acquisition Corp. I (MACI), a SPAC, is at a critical juncture, seeking shareholder approval to extend its deadline for completing a business combination from June 20, 2026, to December 20, 2026. This extension is vital to prevent immediate liquidation and allow the company to finalize its proposed $180 million merger with Everli Global Inc. The filing explicitly reiterates the 'substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern' previously disclosed in its 2025 Annual Report, underscoring the high stakes of this vote. While the stock is currently trading near its 52-week high, the company faces significant risk; failure to secure the extension would force liquidation, rendering warrants worthless and extinguishing public shareholder rights (beyond trust value). The sponsor's commitment to provide modest monthly loans to fund the extension period offers a lifeline, but the overall situation highlights the challenges in closing the Everli merger and the precarious financial position of the SPAC.