Nordicus Partners Corp 8-K

What Happened Nordicus Partners Corporation filed an 8‑K on Feb 4, 2026 reporting that on November 10, 2025 its Board established three standing committees — an Audit Committee, a Compensation Committee and a Nominating Committee — and adopted charters to govern them. The Audit Committee members are Kim Mücke (Chair), Andrew J. Ritter and Peter Severin; the Board designated Kim Mücke as an "audit committee financial expert" and said each audit committee member can read and understand fundamental financial statements. The Compensation Committee is composed of Andrew J. Ritter (Chair), Kim Mücke and Peter Severin. The Nominating Committee is composed of Peter Severin (Chair), Andrew J. Ritter and Kim Mücke. The company attached the committee charters as exhibits to the filing.

Key Details

• Date of action: November 10, 2025 (reported in an 8‑K filed Feb 4, 2026).
• Audit Committee: Kim Mücke (Chair), Andrew J. Ritter, Peter Severin; Mücke identified as an SEC-defined audit committee financial expert.
• Compensation Committee: Andrew J. Ritter (Chair), Kim Mücke, Peter Severin.
• Nominating Committee: Peter Severin (Chair), Andrew J. Ritter, Kim Mücke; the filing also includes a duplicate statement listing Peter Severin as "Chair of the Compensation Committee."

Why It Matters Establishing formal board committees and adopting charters is a governance step that clarifies oversight responsibilities for auditing/financial reporting, executive pay and director nominations. For investors, the designation of an audit committee financial expert and the formal committee structure can signal stronger controls and clearer lines of responsibility for financial oversight and governance — factors investors use when assessing board quality and risk oversight. The attached charters (filed as exhibits) provide the detailed mandates and procedures for each committee.