Compute Health (NYSE:CPUH) announced in an 8-K this afternoon that its warrant holders have approved an amendment to the warrant agreement after adjourning the meeting earlier this morning.
After all parties had a chance to engage with the new changes, the meeting was reconvened at 12 pm ET today. Holders of 27,807,333 Compute Health Warrants were present at the meeting, representing approximately 80.8% of the voting power of outstanding Compute Health Warrants.
Approximately 89% of the votes cast at the meeting, including votes cast by holders of approximately 55% of Compute Health’s outstanding public warrants, voted to approve the warrant amendment.
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