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|8-KFeb 13, 4:14 PM ET

Datavault AI Inc. 8-K

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Datavault AI Inc. Announces Warrant Dividend; Distribution Date Moved

What Happened
Datavault AI Inc. (DVLT) filed a Form 8-K (Regulation FD disclosure and Other Events) on Feb 13, 2026, announcing that the distribution date for its previously-declared dividend of warrants (the “Warrants”) was changed to February 23, 2026 (from Feb 21, 2026). The record date for eligibility remains January 7, 2026. The company also posted a press release and an FAQ about the warrant distribution.

Key Details

  • Record Date: January 7, 2026 (unchanged). Distribution Date: moved to February 23, 2026 (was Feb 21, 2026).
  • Distribution ratio: 1 Warrant for every 60 shares of common stock (or common-stock equivalents); holdings under 60 shares receive no Warrants; fractional allotments are rounded down to the nearest 60-share increment.
  • Warrant terms: each Warrant allows purchase of 1 share at $5.00 per share (adjustable for splits/dividends), exercisable until the one-year anniversary of the Distribution Date.
  • Exercise condition: exercise is conditioned on the beneficial owner holding at least one Dream Bowl Meme Coin II token per Warrant in a digital wallet within a Datavault account (subject to Datavault verification). Datavault expects to file a Form of Warrant on the Distribution Date and intends to file a prospectus supplement registering the distribution and issuance of shares upon exercise.

Why It Matters
This filing updates timing and clarifies material terms of a stockholder distribution that could dilute share count if Warrants are exercised. Retail investors should note the eligibility Record Date (Jan 7, 2026), the 60-share threshold for receiving Warrants, the $5 exercise price, the one-year life of the Warrants, and the unusual exercise condition requiring ownership of Dream Bowl Meme Coin II tokens. Datavault also warns the Board could change dates or revoke the distribution and that the offering depends on registration steps described in the filing. Investors should review the company’s prospectus supplement and the announced Warrant form for full details before making decisions.