AI Era Corp. 8-K
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AI Era Corp. Announces 1-for-2,000 Reverse Split & Name Change
What Happened
- AI Era Corp. (formerly AB International Group Corp., ticker ABQQ) filed an 8-K on Dec 30, 2025 announcing a board-approved 1-for-2,000 reverse stock split and a corporate name change to “AI Era Corp.” The reverse split and name change were set to be implemented effective December 18, 2025 upon FINRA market-effective notice (received Dec 17, 2025). The reverse split was originally approved by holders on June 5, 2025; the Board fixed the ratio at 1-for-2,000.
Key Details
- Reverse split ratio: 1-for-2,000 (effective Dec 18, 2025); fractional shares will be rounded up to the nearest whole share (no cash paid).
- Share counts: 4,371,527,432 shares outstanding immediately prior to the split → approximately 2,185,764 shares outstanding after the split (subject to rounding).
- Trading/CUSIP: Common stock to trade on OTCPink on a split-adjusted basis under temporary symbol “ABQQD”; CUSIP changed to 00083U509. After 20 business days the “D” will be removed and the ticker will change to “AERA” to reflect the new name.
- Corporate actions filed: Certificate of Change filed with Nevada Secretary of State (Nov 26, 2025) for the split; Certificate of Amendment filed (Dec 2, 2025) for the name change.
- Proportional adjustments will be made to convertible preferred shares, options, warrants and other outstanding securities. Brokerage-held shares will automatically adjust; certificate holders may exchange but are not required to.
Why It Matters
- The stated primary purpose is to raise the per-share trading price to regain and maintain eligibility for quotation on the OTCQB (which requires a minimum bid of $0.01), and to improve attractiveness for potential uplisting and institutional interest. The name change signals the company’s strategic focus on artificial intelligence in media (including its ufilm AI IP and AI+ Hubs Corp. subsidiary). For investors, the split dramatically reduces the number of outstanding shares and increases per-share price, but does not change the company’s authorized share count or proportionate ownership — and other securities will be adjusted proportionally.
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