Shareholders Approve Reverse Split (1:100-1:500) and Name Change for Gravitics Merger

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Shareholders have approved a reverse stock split (1:100 to 1:500) and a name change to "Gravitics Holdings, Inc.," crucial steps for the company's merger with Gravitics, Inc., a $40 million public offering, and a Nasdaq uplisting.

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• Reverse Stock Split Approved

  Shareholders approved a reverse stock split in a ratio between 1-for-100 and 1-for-500, with the exact ratio to be determined by the Board. This action is a prerequisite for uplisting to Nasdaq.

• Name Change to Gravitics Holdings, Inc. Approved

  The company will change its name to reflect its new business focus following the merger with Gravitics, Inc.

• Enabling Merger and Uplisting

  These approvals are critical conditions for the previously announced merger with Gravitics, Inc., a planned $40 million public offering, and an uplisting to The Nasdaq Capital Market.

• Majority Shareholder Consent

  The actions were approved by written consent from holders of approximately 63.4% of the voting stock, including CEO Dr. Jane Hsiao and Director Dr. Phillip Frost.

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This filing confirms shareholder approval for a significant reverse stock split and a corporate name change, which are critical prerequisites for the company's previously announced merger with Gravitics, Inc., a planned $40 million public offering, and an uplisting to Nasdaq. The reverse split, with a wide ratio range of 1-for-100 to 1-for-500, is necessary to meet Nasdaq's minimum bid price requirements. While reverse splits can be dilutive and are often viewed negatively, in this context, it is an essential step to enable a major strategic transformation for the shell company. The name change to "Gravitics Holdings, Inc." aligns the company's identity with its future business focus.