DevvStream Corp. Approves Business Combination and Reincorporation

What Happened
DevvStream Corp. held a Special Meeting of Shareholders on September 17, 2026 and announced that shareholders approved the business combination agreement (the DevvStream Merger) and a proposal to change the company’s jurisdiction of incorporation from Alberta, Canada to the State of Delaware. Of 47,806,539 shares outstanding as of the record date, 35,930,618 shares (75.2%) were represented at the meeting.

Key Details

• First Proposal (approve Business Combination Agreement and Merger): 35,908,077 votes FOR; 19,007 AGAINST; 3,534 ABSTAINED.
• Second Proposal (change jurisdiction to Delaware): 35,903,044 votes FOR; 21,049 AGAINST; 6,525 ABSTAINED.
• Third Proposal (authorize adjournment if needed to solicit more proxies): 35,762,366 votes FOR; 136,938 AGAINST; 31,314 ABSTAINED.
• Meeting attendance: 35,930,618 shares present or represented, equal to 75.2% of outstanding shares.

Why It Matters
Shareholder approval clears key corporate actions: the proposed business combination can proceed and the company will be able to reincorporate in Delaware if subsequent steps are completed. Reincorporation may affect the company’s legal and governance framework (Delaware law rather than Alberta law), which can be relevant to investors assessing corporate governance and regulatory environment. The filing does not provide financial results or deal economics; investors should review the company’s proxy and related filings for transaction terms and next steps.