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DirectBooking amends filing, says Class B voting rights rise to 100 votes per share
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DirectBooking amends filing, says Class B voting rights rise to 100 votes per share
  • DirectBooking reported shareholders passed all resolutions at its March 25, 2026 extraordinary general meeting, as disclosed in an amended Form 6-K/A.
  • Authorized share capital was expanded to US$4 million from US$250,000, raising total authorized ordinary shares to 5,000,000,000 from 312,500,000.
  • Class B voting rights were increased to 100 votes per share from 50.
  • Board received mandate to execute share subdivision if Nasdaq bid price exceeds US$100.
  • Board also received mandate to consolidate shares if Nasdaq bid price falls below US$1.


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