RELIABILITY INC 8-K

What Happened

• On December 26, 2025, an arbitrator issued an Opinion and Supplemental Award in the arbitration involving Vivos Group, Inc., which Reliability Inc. disclosed in an 8-K filed January 2, 2026. The Supplemental Award adopts and affirms the Receiver’s Proposed Conclusions (with some clarifications) and provides directives for enforcing prior arbitration awards.
• The Award: imposes a constructive trust over certain third-party holdings of Reliability common stock; directs the Company’s transfer agent to transfer specified shares of common stock to the Company in accordance with the arbitration awards; authorizes the Company to pursue recoupment and collection actions (including judicial proceedings); and confirms the Company may enforce amounts owed independently of the Receiver.

Key Details

• Date of Supplemental Award: December 26, 2025; 8-K filed January 2, 2026.
• Party: Arbitration matter involves Vivos Group, Inc.; Award adopts Receiver’s Proposed Conclusions.
• Share action: Award contemplates transfer of a substantial number of Reliability common shares to the Company and places a constructive trust restricting transfer/voting of certain third‑party shares pending further court action.
• Next steps: Company intends to evaluate the Award, seek court confirmation (Maryland State Court) and take actions to enforce transfers and collect amounts due; some enforcement requires further judicial proceedings.

Why It Matters

• The Award could lead to a meaningful change in the company’s outstanding share ownership if the directed transfers are completed, and it preserves Reliability’s ability to recover amounts awarded in arbitration. For investors, that affects potential treasury share increases, ownership concentration, and the Company’s ability to collect damages or recover assets.
• Outcomes remain subject to further legal and transfer‑agent actions and potential court challenges, so timing and ultimate impact are uncertain. The Company disclosed forward‑looking risk language and will pursue court filings and enforcement as needed.