SL Science seeks Nasdaq home-country exemptions from board independence, annual meeting, proxy, shareholder approval rules
Bitget2026/09/24 20:06- SL Science filed a Cayman home-country exemption notice to bypass selected Nasdaq corporate governance requirements.
- Exemptions cover independent board majority rules, annual shareholder meeting timing, proxy solicitation requirements, shareholder approval for certain share issuances.
- Company plans to disclose in its Form 20-F which Nasdaq requirements it does not follow, citing Cayman practice instead.
- Letter dated Sept. 24, 2026 states Cayman law permits the approach unless restricted by the company’s governing documents.
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