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Nexentis Technologies Inc. · Apr 30, 4:15 PM ET

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Nexentis Technologies Inc. 8-K

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Nexentis Technologies Approves Reverse Stock Split and Equity Issuance

What Happened Nexentis Technologies Inc. announced the results of its April 30, 2026 special stockholder meeting. Shareholders approved an amendment authorizing one or more reverse stock splits at a ratio between 1‑for‑2 and 1‑for‑500, gave the board discretion to set the exact ratio and timing, and approved related equity issuance and facility‑amendment proposals. All share figures in the filing are presented on a pre‑reverse‑split basis (before the one‑for‑seven reverse split noted as effective April 8, 2026).

Key Details

  • Record and voting participation: 5,111,362 shares outstanding as of the March 10, 2026 record date; 3,129,968 shares (≈61.23%) were represented at the meeting (quorum).
  • Reverse Stock Split (Proposal 1): Approved. Vote — For: 2,855,535; Against: 272,430; Abstain: 2,003.
  • Equity Issuance (Proposal 2): Approved. Authorized issuance in private offerings at up to a 20% discount per Nasdaq Rule 5635(d). Vote — For: 2,230,497; Against: 112,345; Abstain: 11,766; Broker non‑votes: 775,360.
  • Facility Amendment / Warrants (Proposal 3): Approved for Nasdaq Rule 5635(d) purposes to permit issuance of shares upon exercise of warrants under an amended facility agreement. Vote — For: 1,789,433; Against: 98,561; Abstain: 466,614; Broker non‑votes: 775,360.
  • Adjournment (Proposal 4): Approved. Vote — For: 2,949,940; Against: 177,153; Abstain: 2,875.

Why It Matters These approvals give Nexentis’s board authority to implement a reverse stock split within a broad range, which will reduce the number of outstanding shares and typically increase the per‑share price (post‑split effects depend on the chosen ratio). The equity issuance approval permits non‑public financings at up to a 20% discount (subject to Nasdaq rules), and the facility amendment approval clears potential warrant‑related share issuances — both actions can lead to dilution if and when shares are issued. Investors should note the vote tallies and that share figures in the filing are shown before the one‑for‑seven reverse split that the company cites as effective April 8, 2026.

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