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RBCH files derivative lawsuit against Brera directors, alleges self-dealing and shareholder oppression

PUBT·06/22/2026 20:10:26
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RBCH files derivative lawsuit against Brera directors, alleges self-dealing and shareholder oppression
  • RBCH, a 10%+ shareholder, filed a derivative lawsuit in New York state court against Brera directors and officers for alleged fiduciary breaches.
  • Claims focus on a May 21 registered direct offering that sold 2,298,000 Class B shares to CEO Ron Sade and director Keren Maimon at USD 4.97.
  • RBCH alleges insider self-dealing and shareholder oppression, citing a poison pill that blocks others from exceeding 9.99% ownership.
  • Suit seeks to bar Sade and Maimon from voting the RDO shares at the June 26 annual meeting; record date was June 1.
  • ISS recommended votes against all five directors, citing governance weaknesses and controls over equity and related-party transactions.


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