VCI Global settles Esousa Group lawsuit with issuance of shares and warrants

• VCI Global settled a Florida lawsuit with Esousa Group Holdings tied to alleged breaches of reporting and registration obligations under 2026 securities purchase agreements.
• A Miami-Dade Circuit Court order entered June 23, 2026, cleared the settlement terms following a fairness hearing.
• The settlement calls for issuance of 821,469 ordinary shares, a pre-funded warrant for 401,025 shares, Common A warrants for 3,667,482 shares, and a Common B warrant for 1,222,494 shares.
• Esousa agreed to exercise the Common B warrant in full, surrender its original warrants, and receive the settlement securities as freely tradeable stock.
• The company denied wrongdoing, describing the deal as a way to avoid the cost and uncertainty of continued litigation.

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