RBCH challenges SLMT board after AGM, signaling governance risk and potential legal action
Jun 29, 2026, 7:43 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Governance disputes and a derivative lawsuit raise near-term volatility and potential share-price pressure; historical precedents show risk of heightened volatility around governance-related legal actions.
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RBCH, holding more than 10% of Brera (SLMT), contends that four directors would not have been re-elected without 2.298 million self-issued RDO shares at $4.97, representing roughly 34% of Brera's NAV. Brera disputes this, calling the result decisive, while RBCH has filed a derivative suit in New York to pursue independent governance and accountability for Brera's Solmate/Solana strategy.
RBCH says AGM outcome hinged on 2,298,000 self-issued RDO shares.
Without RDO, votes show entrenchment; only Erez Simha would be re-elected.
RDO shares issued at $4.97, about 34% of NAV per share ($14.70).
Derivative action filed in NY Supreme Court on June 22, 2026.
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