Brera board survives re-election after counting 2,298,000 self-awarded RDO shares, RBCH says external holders vote directors out

• Brera’s board retained seats at the AGM only after counting 2,298,000 shares issued to two directors in a contested RDO.
• Excluding those shares, about 3 million shares opposed four directors’ re-election versus about 2.6 million in favor.
• RBCH, a 10%+ shareholder, said external shareholders voted the board out; it called the outcome entrenchment.
• The RDO shares went to Ron Sade and Keren Maimon at USD 4.97, about 34% of reported net asset value of USD 14.70.
• RBCH filed a New York State Supreme Court derivative action on June 22, 2026, challenging the RDO shares and related warrants.

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