Relativity Acquisition Corp 8-K
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Relativity Acquisition Corp Approves Business Combination; Share Redemptions
What Happened
- Relativity Acquisition Corp. announced that at a special stockholder meeting on March 25, 2026, holders approved the proposed business combination with Relativity Holdings Inc. and Instinct Bio Technical Company Inc. (agreement dated Feb. 28, 2025; amended Oct. 22, 2025) and approved an amendment to the company’s charter to remove a $5,000,001 net tangible asset retention requirement. A quorum of 3,362,137 shares was present (record date Feb. 25, 2026).
Key Details
- Votes for the Business Combination Proposal: For 3,358,333; Against 146; Abstain 3,658; Broker Non-Vote 0.
- Votes for the Amendment Proposal (charter change): For 3,358,290; Against 189; Abstain 3,658; Broker Non-Vote 0.
- Redemption activity: holders of 15,279 Class A public shares elected to redeem, triggering removal of approximately $192,821 (about $12.62 per redeemed share) from the trust account. About $518,872 will remain in the trust account after those redemptions.
- After redemptions, 40,622 public shares of the Company remain outstanding.
Why It Matters
- Approval of the business combination and the charter amendment are material corporate actions that advance the planned transaction and remove the net tangible asset constraint that could have affected closing conditions.
- The redemptions slightly reduce cash held in the trust account and lower the number of public shares outstanding—items investors should note when assessing pro forma ownership and remaining trust liquidity.
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