[8-K] Onfolio Holdings Inc. Warrant Reports Material Event
Onfolio Holdings Inc. held its 2025 Annual Meeting on August 7, 2025. As of June 10, 2025 the company reported 5,127,396 shares outstanding and 3,516,017 shares were represented at the meeting, constituting a quorum for voting.
The board slate was elected: Dominic Wells received 2,267,575 votes for (only 16 withheld), while Andrew Lawrence, David McKeegan, Robert J. Lipstein and Mark N. Schwartz received between 2,029,616 and 2,058,319 votes for with withheld votes ranging from 212,151 to 237,975. There were 1,248,426 broker non-votes.
Shareholders also ratified the appointment of Astra Audit & Advisory, LLC as independent registered public accounting firm by a vote of 3,475,402 for, 40,612 against and 3 abstentions.
- Quorum achieved: 3,516,017 shares represented, validating shareholder votes
- Auditor ratified: Astra Audit & Advisory approved with 3,475,402 votes for
- High broker non-votes: 1,248,426 broker non-votes reduced the effective voting pool
- Withheld votes on directors: Several directors had significant withheld votes (up to 237,975), which may indicate shareholder disengagement or concerns
Insights
TL;DR: Routine annual meeting with full quorum; director elections passed but notable broker non-votes and withheld votes merit attention.
The meeting resulted in the full board slate being elected, indicating continuity in governance. A quorum of 3,516,017 shares validated the votes. However, the presence of 1,248,426 broker non-votes (about 24% of outstanding shares) reduced the effective voting base on director elections, and several directors received meaningful withheld votes (up to 237,975), which can signal shareholder concerns or passive voting effects. The auditor ratification passed overwhelmingly.
TL;DR: Auditor ratification passed decisively; votes confirm routine oversight but high broker non-votes limit shareholder engagement.
The vote to ratify Astra Audit & Advisory, LLC was approved with 3,475,402 votes in favor versus 40,612 against, which is a strong endorsement of the appointment. From a financial oversight perspective, that is positive. Yet the substantial broker non-vote tally and several hundred-thousand withheld votes on director elections suggest lower active shareholder participation that could affect future governance actions requiring shareholder approval.