Technology & Telecommunication Acquisition Corp 8-K

What Happened

• On March 30, 2026, Technology & Telecommunication Acquisition Corporation (TETEF) held an extraordinary general meeting and shareholders approved a series of proposals to effect a reincorporation merger into TETE TECHNOLOGIES INC (PubCo) and to consummate the previously agreed Business Combination with Super Apps.
• The record date was February 25, 2026: 3,418,316 Class A ordinary shares were entitled to vote; 3,407,509 shares (99.68%) were represented in person or by proxy. Every proposal reported received unanimous votes of 3,407,509 FOR, 0 against, 0 abstain.

Key Details

• Reincorporation Merger: Approved by special resolution to merge TETEF into TETE TECHNOLOGIES INC (PubCo), with PubCo surviving and thereby reincorporating in the Cayman Islands.
• Business Combination: Approved the Amended and Restated Agreement and Plan of Merger (dated Aug 2, 2023, as amended) among TETEF, PubCo, Merger Sub (TETE INTERNATIONAL INC), Bradbury Capital Holdings Inc., Super Apps Holdings Sdn. Bhd., and related representatives.
• Name change & governance: Shareholders approved changing PubCo’s post-closing name to “Bradbury Capital Inc.”, adoption of amended PubCo memorandum & articles, and the Bradbury Capital Inc. Incentive Plan.
• Nasdaq/financing and directors: Approved issuance in excess of 20% of PubCo shares per Nasdaq rules and elected directors effective at the Business Combination effective time: Loo See Yuen, Chow Wing Loke, Alan Fung, Virginia Jaqveline Chan, and Soon Chong Seng.
• Redemptions: Shareholders redeemed an aggregate of 1,153 ordinary shares in connection with the meeting.
• Next steps: TETEF/TETE will file and has mailed definitive proxy materials and will file further documents with the SEC; forward‑looking statements and standard risk disclosures accompany the filing.

Why It Matters

• The meeting cleared the key shareholder approvals needed to (1) reincorporate the SPAC into the PubCo (TETE TECHNOLOGIES INC), (2) complete the Business Combination with Super Apps, and (3) implement the post‑closing corporate structure (name change, equity plan, board). These are material corporate milestones that, if the other closing conditions are met, move the combined company toward trading under the new structure and name. Investors should review the definitive proxy and related SEC filings for transaction details, timing, and associated risks.