Shareholders Approve Highly Dilutive Warrant Terms for Recent $6M Offering

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Majority shareholders, led by the CEO, approved highly dilutive warrant provisions for the recent $6 million offering, enabling future share issuance at a discount and flexible warrant exercise price adjustments, with explicit warnings of further dilution.

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• Shareholder Approval of Warrant Provisions

  Majority shareholders, led by the CEO (86% voting power), approved provisions for Series C Warrants issued in the May 19, 2026 public offering.

• Enables Significant Dilution

  Approved provisions allow for the issuance of shares exceeding 20% of outstanding common stock at a deemed discount and permit the company to voluntarily adjust warrant exercise prices.

• Reverse Split Protection for Warrants

  The approval includes provisions for adjusting warrant exercise prices in "Share Combination Events" (like the upcoming reverse split), potentially reducing the exercise price to protect warrant holders.

• Nasdaq Compliance

  The approval is intended to ensure the recent offering complies with Nasdaq Listing Rule 5635(d), which requires shareholder approval for certain dilutive transactions.

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This filing details the shareholder approval, led by the CEO with 86% voting power, of critical provisions related to the Series C Warrants issued in the recent $6 million public offering. These provisions allow for the issuance of shares exceeding 20% of outstanding stock at a discount and grant the company the ability to voluntarily adjust warrant exercise prices, as well as adjust them in the event of a reverse split or other share combination. This formalizes mechanisms for significant future dilution, explicitly warned about in the filing, which heavily favors warrant holders and could further depress the stock price, particularly for a micro-cap company already near 52-week lows and undergoing a reverse stock split. The approval is necessary for Nasdaq listing compliance.