Stockholders Approve Significant Dilution for Existing Warrants, Enabling Future Capital Raises

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Revelation Biosciences' stockholders approved the issuance of shares exceeding Nasdaq's 20% Exchange Cap, enabling the company to potentially issue a substantial number of shares from existing Class J Common Stock Warrants to address its going concern risks.

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• Stockholder Approval for Dilution

  Stockholders approved the reservation and issuance of shares of common stock pursuant to the Class J Common Stock Warrants, dated January 26, 2026, to the extent such issuances may exceed 20% of the Company's total outstanding shares, which could trigger the Nasdaq Exchange Cap.

• Enables Future Capital Raises

  This approval removes a significant regulatory hurdle, allowing the company to potentially issue a substantial number of shares from existing warrants to address its financial distress and going concern warning.

• Warrant Expiration Extended

  Following stockholder approval on March 18, 2026, the expiration date of the Class J Common Stock Warrants is now March 18, 2031.

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This 8-K reports that Revelation Biosciences' stockholders have approved a critical measure allowing the company to issue shares from its Class J Common Stock Warrants (issued January 26, 2026) even if such issuances exceed Nasdaq's 20% Exchange Cap. This approval is highly significant for a company that previously disclosed a "going concern" warning and insufficient cash for the next year. While the approval provides the necessary regulatory clearance for future capital raises, it signals substantial potential dilution for existing shareholders. The extension of the warrants' expiration date to March 18, 2031, further solidifies this long-term dilutive potential. Investors should monitor future warrant exercises and their impact on the share count and stock price.