Shareholders Approve Massive Dilution and Equity Facility Below Nasdaq Minimum Price

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Onfolio Holdings shareholders approved highly dilutive measures, including an equity facility allowing sales below Nasdaq's minimum price and a massive increase in authorized shares, signaling a desperate need for capital.

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• Equity Facility Approved

  Shareholders approved the potential issuance of over 19.99% of common stock at a price below Nasdaq's "Minimum Price" via an equity purchase facility. This enables significant dilution under unfavorable terms, following a prior DEF 14A filing on June 18, 2026, seeking this approval.

• Authorized Shares Doubled

  The authorized common stock was increased from 300 million to 600 million shares (pre-split), equivalent to 6 million to 12 million shares post-reverse split. This creates an enormous overhang of potential future dilution, representing over 8,000% of current outstanding shares (post-split).

• Routine Approvals

  Directors Dominic Wells, Andrew Lawrence, David McKeegan, and Mark N. Schwartz were elected, and the appointment of Astra Audit & Advisory, LLC as independent auditors was ratified. These are standard annual meeting procedures.

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Onfolio Holdings shareholders approved two critical proposals: an equity facility allowing the company to issue over 19.99% of its common stock at prices below Nasdaq's minimum, and a doubling of authorized shares from 300 million to 600 million (pre-split, equivalent to 6 million to 12 million post-reverse split). These approvals provide the company with significant capacity for future capital raises, but at the cost of extreme potential dilution for existing shareholders, especially given the "below minimum price" clause. This follows recent Nasdaq delisting warnings and a terminated acquisition, highlighting the company's urgent need for capital.