Zoomcar (ZCAR) cancels February warrant swap, moves holders to January offer
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8-K
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Zoomcar Holdings, Inc. ended its February warrant exchange offer on March 11, 2026. That offer would have allowed eligible holders of common stock purchase warrants issued under a February 25, 2026 Securities Purchase Agreement to exchange each Warrant for 20,000 shares of common stock.
The company will instead handle these Warrants through its previously launched January exchange offer on Schedule TO. The February Offer is withdrawn, no Warrants are accepted, and no shares are issued. The 493 Warrants that had been validly tendered are being returned, and all Warrants remain outstanding and eligible under the January Offer.
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8-K Event Classification
2 items: 8.01, 9.01
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Item 8.01
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FAQ
What did Zoomcar Holdings (ZCAR) announce in this 8-K filing?
Zoomcar Holdings announced it has terminated its February warrant exchange offer and will instead handle those Warrants under its earlier January exchange offer. The February Offer is withdrawn, no Warrants are exchanged, and no new common shares are issued under that offer.
How many Zoomcar (ZCAR) Warrants were tendered before the February Offer was terminated?
As of the termination of the February Offer, an aggregate of 493 Warrants had been validly tendered and not withdrawn. These Warrants will be promptly returned to their holders, who will retain all rights under the Warrants’ original terms without taking any further action.
Will Zoomcar (ZCAR) issue any common stock from the terminated February warrant exchange?
No, Zoomcar will not issue any common stock in connection with the terminated February warrant exchange offer. All tendered Warrants are being returned, and the company states that no Warrants will be accepted and no shares of common stock will be issued under that offer.
What happens to Zoomcar (ZCAR) Warrants after the February Offer termination?
All outstanding Warrants continue under their original terms and conditions and become eligible for participation in Zoomcar’s January exchange offer. Holders whose Warrants were tendered will have them returned and keep all existing rights, with no additional steps required related to the terminated offer.
What was the proposed exchange ratio in Zoomcar’s (ZCAR) terminated February Offer?
Under the terminated February Offer, Zoomcar had proposed to exchange each eligible common stock purchase Warrant for 20,000 shares of its common stock. With the offer withdrawn, this exchange ratio is no longer effective, and no shares are being issued on that basis.
How is Zoomcar (ZCAR) consolidating its warrant exchange process?
Zoomcar is consolidating the exchange of the February Warrants into its earlier January Offer on Schedule TO. An amendment is being filed to add these Warrants and their holders as eligible under the January Offer, and written notice of termination and consolidation is being provided to all eligible holders.