Shareholders Approve Boost Run Merger, Domestication, and Capital Structure; No Redemptions Preserve $134.5M Trust Funds

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Willow Lane Acquisition Corp. shareholders approved all proposals for the business combination with Boost Run, including the merger, domestication, and new capital structure, with no redemptions preserving $134.5 million in the trust account.

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• Business Combination Approved

  Shareholders formally approved the business combination agreement with Boost Run Holdings, LLC, clearing a major hurdle for the SPAC merger to close.

• No Shareholder Redemptions

  No public shareholders exercised their redemption rights, preserving approximately $134.5 million in the trust account for the combined company. This reiterates information from the April 29, 2026 8-K filing.

• Domestication and New Charter Approved

  Shareholders approved the re-domiciliation of Willow Lane from the Cayman Islands to Delaware and adopted new organizational documents for Pubco, the combined entity.

• Significant Capital Stock Authorization

  The new Pubco charter authorizes 500 million Class A, 200 million Class B, and 300 million preferred shares, providing substantial headroom for future capital raises or strategic transactions.

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Willow Lane Acquisition Corp. shareholders have formally approved the business combination with Boost Run Holdings, LLC, marking a critical step towards closing the SPAC merger. This approval, coupled with the confirmation that no public shareholders requested redemptions, ensures that approximately $134.5 million remains in the trust account. This preserved capital is vital, especially considering the company's prior 'going concern' warning, and significantly de-risks the transaction. The approval of a substantially increased authorized capital stock for the combined entity (Pubco) provides ample flexibility for future growth and financing, although it also represents potential dilution. The stock trading near its 52-week high reflects investor confidence in the merger's progression and the target's recent positive developments, such as the $1.44 billion Dell Tech agreement.