Rent the Runway lets holders of 40% voting power call special shareholder meetings

• Rent The Runway shareholders backed charter changes that scrap 50 million authorized Class B shares, none outstanding, removing a dual-class overhang.
• Amendments also eliminate 10 million authorized preferred shares, none outstanding, tightening the company’s capital structure.
• Governance changes remove supermajority voting, allow holders of at least 40% voting power to call special meetings, permit written consent.
• Company filed its Thirteenth Amended and Restated Certificate of Incorporation in Delaware on July 15, 2026, effective on filing.
• Annual meeting on July 14, 2026 drew 31,146,094 Class A shares represented, about 93% of voting power.

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