Shareholders to Vote on Reverse Split to Avoid Delisting and Massive Dilution for Change of Control

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Nuvve Holding Corp. seeks shareholder approval for a reverse stock split to prevent delisting and a highly dilutive $120 million financing deal with Omnia that will result in a change of control.

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• Proposed Reverse Stock Split to Avoid Delisting

  Shareholders will vote on a reverse stock split (within a range of 1-for-2 to 1-for-40) to meet Nasdaq's minimum bid price requirement and avoid delisting. This follows two previous reverse splits in the last two years, making the cumulative ratio 1-for-400.

• Massive Dilution and Change of Control from Omnia Deal

  Approval is sought for the issuance of common stock and up to $120 million in Series B Preferred Stock to Omnia, convertible at $1.25 per share. This transaction is over 30 times the company's current market capitalization and will result in Omnia holding a majority of voting power, leading to over 1000% potential dilution for existing shareholders.

• No Fairness Opinion Obtained for Omnia Deal

  The Board did not obtain a fairness opinion for the Omnia Venture Agreements, citing cost and time, which may raise concerns for shareholders regarding the financial fairness of the terms.

• Special Meeting Scheduled for June 9, 2026

  A Special Meeting of Stockholders is scheduled for June 9, 2026, to vote on these critical proposals, which are essential for the company's continued operations and business expansion.

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This definitive proxy statement outlines critical shareholder proposals that will fundamentally reshape Nuvve Holding Corp. The proposed reverse stock split (up to 1-for-40) is a last-ditch effort to regain Nasdaq compliance and avoid delisting, following two prior reverse splits. Concurrently, shareholders must approve the Omnia Venture Agreements, which involve issuing common stock and up to $120 million in Series B Preferred Stock convertible at $1.25 per share. This transaction, which is over 30 times the company's current market capitalization, will result in a change of control, with Omnia gaining majority voting power. The company explicitly stated it did not obtain a fairness opinion due to cost, raising concerns about the deal's terms for existing shareholders. Approval is crucial for the company's continued operations and business expansion, but at the cost of severe dilution and loss of control for current investors.