Scage Future Opts Out of Nasdaq Shareholder Approval Rules for Equity Issuances

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Scage Future will bypass Nasdaq shareholder approval rules for major equity transactions and compensation plans, opting instead for home country rules. This reduces shareholder oversight, especially concerning potential future dilutive capital raises.

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• Shareholder Approval Exemption

  Scage Future will follow Cayman Islands rules, exempting it from Nasdaq requirements for shareholder approval on equity compensation plans and issuances of 20% or more of its common stock or voting power.

• Reduced Shareholder Oversight

  This election grants management more flexibility to execute potentially dilutive capital raises or strategic transactions without requiring a shareholder vote.

• Context of Nasdaq Non-Compliance

  This governance change follows a recent Nasdaq deficiency notice issued on June 17th for failing to maintain a minimum bid price, raising concerns about the company's future financing strategies.

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Scage Future, a Cayman Islands company, has elected to follow its home country rules, exempting it from Nasdaq requirements for shareholder approval on significant equity issuances (20% or more of stock or voting power) and equity compensation plans. This move reduces shareholder oversight on potentially dilutive transactions or changes of control, which is particularly notable given the company's recent Nasdaq deficiency notice for failing to maintain a minimum bid price. This could allow management greater flexibility in future capital raises or strategic deals without requiring shareholder consent.