Zentek Wins Long-Standing Litigation, Dismissing $1.95M in Claims from Former CEO

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Zentek Ltd. announced a favorable court judgment, dismissing approximately $1.95 million in claims from its former CEO and resolving a long-standing legal dispute.

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• Favorable Court Judgment Received

  The Ontario Superior Court of Justice dismissed substantially all claims against Zentek Ltd. by its former founder and CEO, Aubrey Eveleigh, and his consulting firm.

• $1.95 Million in Claims Dismissed

  The court denied monetary claims totaling approximately $1.95 million, including a $1.35 million severance claim found void due to breaches of fiduciary duty.

• Resolution of Long-Standing Litigation

  This judgment closes a chapter of litigation that has been part of Zentek's history since 2018, removing a significant legal and financial overhang.

• Company's Counterclaim Denied

  Zentek's counterclaim for the cancellation of 4.5 million founder shares and disgorgement of profits was denied, with the court finding the shares properly issued.

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This 6-K filing, following a news release earlier today, provides crucial details on the favorable judgment received by Zentek Ltd. The Ontario Superior Court of Justice dismissed approximately $1.95 million in claims from the company's former founder and CEO, Aubrey Eveleigh. This resolution removes a significant legal and financial overhang, particularly the $1.35 million severance claim which was denied due to breaches of fiduciary duty. While the company's counterclaim regarding founder shares was denied, the primary impact is the successful defense against substantial liabilities, which is a material positive for Zentek's financial stability and future focus.