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Eshallgo shareholders approve boost in Class B voting power to 400 votes/share
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Eshallgo shareholders approve boost in Class B voting power to 400 votes/share
  • Eshallgo held separate Class A and Class B shareholder meetings, followed by an extraordinary general meeting, on May 6, 2026.
  • Shareholders adopted resolutions to increase voting power of each Class B ordinary share to 400 votes from 50, effective immediately, with related amendments to Articles 12 and 77 also approved.
  • Shareholders authorized an increase in authorized share capital to USD 200 million from USD 50,000, creating additional Class A and Class B ordinary shares; execution of the increase was approved but not confirmed as completed.
  • A memorandum change to replace Clause 7 was approved, subject to and immediately following the share capital increase; completion of that amendment was not confirmed.
  • Shareholders authorized up to 4,000:1 cumulative share consolidations over two years at board discretion, approved an amendment to Article 66, approved authority for directors and service providers to carry out the actions, and approved the option to adjourn the meeting if needed.


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