Maris Tech Amends Convertible Note Terms, Lowers Ownership Limit, Cancels Shareholder Meeting

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Maris Tech Ltd. amended its $2 million convertible promissory notes, reducing the beneficial ownership conversion limit to 4.99% and introducing pre-funded warrants for any excess, while also canceling a previously announced shareholder meeting.

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• Convertible Note Terms Amended

  The beneficial ownership limitation for conversions of the $2 million convertible promissory notes has been reduced from 9.99% to 4.99%.

• Pre-Funded Warrants Introduced

  Any portion of a conversion that would exceed the new 4.99% beneficial ownership limit will now be satisfied through the issuance of pre-funded warrants, which have a nominal exercise price.

• Shareholder Meeting Canceled

  A previously announced shareholder meeting, intended to address certain matters, will no longer be held.

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The amendments to the convertible promissory notes, originally issued for $2 million, significantly alter the conversion terms by lowering the beneficial ownership limitation from 9.99% to 4.99%. This change means that if an investor's conversion would exceed the new limit, they will receive pre-funded warrants instead of ordinary shares. While these warrants have a nominal exercise price, they represent future dilution and are a common mechanism to manage immediate share issuance and beneficial ownership thresholds. The simultaneous cancellation of a previously announced shareholder meeting, which was intended to address "certain matters," introduces uncertainty regarding the company's corporate strategy or ability to gain shareholder approval for planned actions.