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Yzi Labs Investment Partner Accuses CEA Industries of Maliciously Delaying Shareholders' Meeting, Jeopardizing Listing Status

2026.02.13 17:29:16

February 13 — Alex Odagiu, partner at Yzi Labs, has accused the board of directors of CEA Industries of “extremely reckless” conduct in delaying its annual general meeting (AGM), a move that could risk Nasdaq delisting. The letter notes more than 400 days have passed since the company’s last shareholder meeting (December 17, 2024). The board attempted to extend the meeting interval to 16 months via an “accounting maneuver” that shifted the fiscal year-end to April 30. Odagiu alleged the board’s actions were aimed at avoiding a shareholder vote. Last December, he said, the board used a “skiing holiday” as cover to block shareholder democracy—implementing a poison pill plan and amending corporate bylaws. While the board may have sought technical compliance, the letter emphasized its “malicious manipulation” could trigger Nasdaq’s delisting discretion. Yzi Labs is demanding the board immediately announce the 2025 AGM date and halt actions jeopardizing the company’s listing status—efforts the firm claims are intended to preserve the board’s seats.
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