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Lionheart Holdings · Jun 18, 6:36 PM ET

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Lionheart Holdings 8-K

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Lionheart Holdings Extends Business-Combination Deadline to Mar 20, 2027

What Happened

  • Lionheart Holdings (CUB) filed an 8-K on June 22, 2026 reporting that at an extraordinary general meeting on June 18, 2026 shareholders approved an amendment to the company’s Articles to extend the deadline to complete a merger or similar business combination from June 20, 2026 to March 20, 2027. The Extension Amendment was approved by a vote of For 15,786,622; Against 1,468,989; Abstain 400,036.
  • At the meeting, holders of 4,503,836 Class A ordinary shares (Public Shares) exercised redemption rights for about $10.88 per share, leaving approximately $201,221,817 in the trust account after those redemptions. Also on June 18, 2026, Lionheart Sponsor LLC converted 3,000,000 of its Class B ordinary shares into Class A shares (one-for-one), effective immediately.

Key Details

  • Extension date approved: March 20, 2027 (previous deadline: June 20, 2026).
  • Redemption activity: 4,503,836 Public Shares redeemed at ~ $10.88/share; ~ $201,221,817 remaining in trust.
  • Sponsor conversion: 3,000,000 Class B → Class A (Lionheart Sponsor LLC held 7,666,667 Class B before conversion).
  • Post-conversion and redemptions (as of June 18, 2026): 21,496,164 Class A ordinary shares issued/outstanding or underlying Units; 4,666,667 Class B ordinary shares outstanding.

Why It Matters

  • The extension gives Lionheart more time (to March 20, 2027) to identify and close a business combination. That deadline and any further extensions are material to a SPAC-like company because they determine how long capital in the trust can be used to complete a deal.
  • The redemptions reduce the cash available in the trust (about $201.2M remaining), which affects the amount of capital that would be available to fund a combination. The sponsor’s conversion of Class B shares increases Class A dilution potential and changes the post-conversion share counts investors should monitor.
  • Investors should watch subsequent filings (Amendment filing with the Cayman Registrar and future 8-Ks) for updates on potential deals, remaining cash, and any further corporate actions.

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