MDJM LTD (UOKA) OKs major share capital hike and future consolidation plan
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
MDJM LTD held an extraordinary general meeting where shareholders approved a major increase in the company’s authorized share capital and gave the board flexibility to consolidate shares. Authorized capital was raised from US$250,000,000 divided into 285,714,286 ordinary shares to US$4,462,500,000 divided into 5,100,000,000 ordinary shares, all with par value US$0.875.
This was achieved by creating 4,714,297,371 additional authorized and unissued Class A ordinary shares and 99,988,343 additional authorized and unissued Class B ordinary shares. Shareholders also approved a share consolidation, with the consolidation ratio and timing to be determined by the board during a defined “Relevant Period.”
A total of 616,388.37 votes, representing 33.98% of votes exercisable as of the March 27, 2026 record date, were cast. The capital increase and share consolidation resolutions each passed by a wide margin, with substantially more votes in favor than against.
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Insights
Shareholders approved a large expansion of authorized capital and a future share consolidation framework.
Shareholders of MDJM LTD backed resolutions to expand authorized share capital from US$250,000,000 to US$4,462,500,000, increasing the capacity to issue up to 5.1 billion ordinary shares. The par value remains US$0.875 per share across both Class A and Class B.
The meeting also authorized a share consolidation, with the board empowered to set the consolidation ratio and timing during the defined Relevant Period. This filing does not itself disclose any specific issuance or consolidation ratio, so the practical impact will depend on future board decisions and subsequent disclosures.
Turnout was 616,388.37 votes, or 33.98% of exercisable votes as of March 27, 2026, and both resolutions passed with substantial majorities, indicating broad shareholder support for greater capital structure flexibility and the option to consolidate shares later if the board chooses.