David Lazar Converts Preferred Shares, Boosts Quantum Cyber Stake to 94.3%

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David Lazar converted preferred shares into 55 million ordinary shares, raising his beneficial ownership to 94.3% of Quantum Cyber. The move solidifies his control during the company's pivot to cybersecurity and drone technology.

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• Preferred Shares Converted

  David Lazar converted 1M Series A, 1M Series B, 1M Series C, and 124,700 Series D preferred shares into 55,057,500 ordinary shares for no additional consideration.

• Ownership Surges to 94.3%

  Lazar now beneficially owns 477M ordinary shares, including 196.9M shares issuable upon conversion of Series D and 225M upon conversion of Series E preferred shares, representing 94.3% of the outstanding class.

• Voting Control Consolidated

  With 94.3% ownership, Lazar holds sole voting and dispositive power over nearly all shares, enabling unilateral decisions on future dilutive actions or corporate changes.

• Context: Business Pivot and Dilution

  The conversion follows Quantum Cyber's pivot to cyber/drones, a $250M shelf registration, and recent insider selling, raising concerns about further dilution for remaining public shareholders.

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David Lazar, the controlling shareholder, converted millions of preferred shares into ordinary shares, pushing his beneficial ownership to 94.3%. This consolidation of voting power comes amid Quantum Cyber's radical pivot from life sciences to cyber/drones and a series of dilutive financings. The conversion increases the public float's vulnerability to further dilution, as Lazar now controls nearly all voting power and can unilaterally approve future share issuances.