KULR seeks Delaware court validation of defective corporate acts and stock issuances

• KULR Technology Group petitioned a Delaware court to validate defective corporate actions in a filing dated October 23, 2026.
• The petition seeks validation of stock issuances, charter amendments and board actions affected by authorization defects.
• Disputed actions include Series A Preferred Stock issuances to CEO Michael Mo and a reverse stock split that raised his voting power to approximately 71%.
• Mixing valid and potentially invalid publicly traded shares prevents stockholder ratification, leaving court validation as the company's proposed remedy.
• The petition warns unresolved uncertainty could hamper financing, public offerings and significant corporate transactions.

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