Shareholders Clear the Way for Nachu Acquisition with Overwhelming Vote to Permit Written Consent

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Sow Good shareholders overwhelmingly approved a charter amendment allowing written consent, then promptly used it to consent to the Nachu Graphite Project acquisition, pushing forward a highly dilutive all-stock deal.

check_boxKey Events · Corporate Governance and Compliance · SOWG

• Charter Amendment Approved

  By a vote of 15,927,316 FOR, 1,087 AGAINST, and 185 ABSTAIN, shareholders authorized stockholder action by written consent, effective upon filing with the Delaware Secretary of State.

• Written Consent for Nachu Acquisition

  That same day, a majority of outstanding shares executed a written consent approving the share issuance and other matters required to close the Nachu Graphite Project acquisition, first announced on July 31, 2026.

• Schedule 14C to Follow

  A Schedule 14C information statement will be filed with the SEC and mailed to stockholders, providing formal notice of the written consent.

• Deal Advances Despite Going Concern

  The consent propels a transaction that will issue 22.3 million shares—more than doubling the outstanding count—even as the company operates under a going concern warning and faces Nasdaq delisting risk.

auto_awesomeAnalysis · SOWG · Manufacturing

With a resounding 15,927,316 votes in favor, shareholders approved a charter amendment enabling action by written consent—and a majority immediately exercised that new authority to greenlight the Nachu Graphite Project acquisition. This vote removes a key procedural obstacle for the all-stock deal, which will more than double the share count. While highly dilutive, the transaction may offer strategic benefits, and the newly disclosed vote tally and consent execution confirm it is advancing.