Recent 8-K filings for DAIC
Highest-materiality recent filing
CID HoldCo agrees to acquire Envoy for 67.3% post-closing dilution; Nasdaq delisting hearing pending
- DAIC to acquire 100% of Envoy Technologies from BladeRanger (TASE: BLRN); issues 10,833,333 shares valued at $65M ($6/share), 67.3% of post-closing cap.
- Consideration: 233,543 DAIC shares to BladeRanger plus Series C Preferred (8,433,123 to BladeRanger, 2,166,667 to Blink); Blink's $12.5M Envoy note converts to 20%.
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Envoy-Side Shares total 10,833,333 (233,543 common + 8,433,123 Series C) at $6.00 reference price, ~$65.0M; pre-closing shares outstanding 2,337,767.
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CID to acquire 100% of Envoy for 10,833,333 Envoy-Side Shares valued at $65M based on $6.00/share reference price.
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CID HoldCo agrees to acquire Envoy for 67.3% post-closing dilution; Nasdaq delisting hearing pending
DAIC to acquire 100% of Envoy Technologies from BladeRanger (TASE: BLRN); issues 10,833,333 shares valued at $65M ($6/share), 67.3% of post-closing cap.
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Dot Ai faces third Nasdaq delisting basis: delinquent 10-Q; hearing pending
On Aug 27, 2026, Nasdaq cited failure to file Form 10-Q for June 30, 2026 as additional delisting basis.
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CID HoldCo faces Nasdaq delisting and LHT I foreclosure on $1.06M default
On Aug 12, 2026, Nasdaq issued additional delisting basis: MVPHS below $15M for 30 days; failed to regain by Aug 10, 2026.
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Nasdaq to delist DAIC for failing $50M MVLS; company to appeal by Aug 13
On Aug 6, 2026, Nasdaq staff determined to delist DAIC common stock for failing $50M MVLS under Rule 5450(b)(2)(A).
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CID HoldCo's preferred stock purchase agreement terminated by lead investor; company disputes
On July 27, 2026, lead investor terminated the Securities Purchase Agreement citing alleged failures of closing conditions and breaches of representations.
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CID HoldCo raises $6M via Series AA and B preferred; appoints Risico director, Daiss president
Aggregate purchase price of $6M: $2M for 400k shares Series AA Preferred, $4M for 800k shares Series B Preferred.
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Retired $867,000 in White Lion secured convertible notes; all liens released.
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Dot Ai (DAIC) signs LOIs for $5M preferred investment and $6M sale of operating unit
Non-binding LOI with investor for up to $5M convertible preferred stock in three tranches.
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Dot Ai engages Cohen & Company to explore strategic alternatives including sale or merger
Engaged Cohen & Company Capital Markets as exclusive financial advisor to evaluate strategic alternatives.
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Temporary furlough of all employees effective May 25, 2026 to preserve liquidity while evaluating financing options.
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CID HoldCo (Dot Ai) implements 1-for-25 reverse stock split effective May 29, 2026
Reverse stock split at 1-for-25 ratio; effective 4:01 p.m. ET on May 29, 2026.
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Reverse stock split authorized at ratio between 1:10 and 1:25; Board to determine exact ratio and timing.
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CID HoldCo issues $287,500 convertible note to White Lion Capital, proceeds for existing debt
Note principal $287,500 with 20% OID; net cash proceeds $230,000 after $20k legal fees.
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CID Holdco enters up to $10M equity line and $2.875M convertible note with White Lion Capital
Common stock purchase agreement allows CID to sell up to $10M of stock to White Lion through Dec 2028.
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Director Dr. Sheldon Paul resigns from CID HoldCo board, effective March 19, 2026
Dr. Sheldon Paul resigned from the Board and Cybersecurity and Technology Committee, effective March 19, 2026.
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CID Holdco enters $5M secured loan with J.J. Astor; initial $2M funded at $1.84M net
Initial $2M loan funded Dec 5, 2025; net $1.84M after $80K fee; note original principal $2.6M.
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CID Holdco (DAIC) reports Q4/FY 2025 revenue $4.5M/$5.8M; net loss narrows to ($0.08) per share Q4
Revenue Q4 $4.5M vs $0.0M prior year; FY 2025 revenue $5.8M vs $0.2M, driven by accelerating customer adoption.
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CID Holdco receives Nasdaq deficiency notices for bid price, MVLS, MVPHS; executives loan $208k
Nasdaq notified CID Holdco of minimum bid price ($1) and MVLS ($50M) deficiencies on Feb 5, 2026.
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Dot Ai expects Q4 2025 revenue $4.3-4.6M; FY 2025 $5.6-5.9M; FY 2026 guidance $15-25M
Preliminary Q4 2025 revenue of $4.3-4.6M; full-year 2025 revenue of $5.6-5.9M.
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CID Holdco appoints Delores Rochester as CRO, effective Jan 5, 2026; corrects name in prior filing
Delores Rochester, age 50, named Chief Revenue Officer, succeeding Robert Reny, removed Dec 12, 2025.
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Dot Ai appoints Dolores Rochester as CRO, succeeding Robert Reny
Dolores Rochester named Chief Revenue Officer effective immediately December 18, 2025, per press release.
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CID Holdco enters up to $5M loan with J.J. Astor; issues convertible notes and warrants
Initial $2M loan funded Dec 5, 2025, net $1.84M after origination fees; maturity Nov 30, 2026.
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Dot Ai (DAIC) Q3 2025 revenue ~$800k, highlights business milestones
Q3 2025 revenue of approximately $800k from initial hardware orders and production ramp at Puerto Rico facility.
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CID Holdco receives $1.27M initial stocking order from Wurth for ZIM network products
Order from Wurth Industry North America for ~$1.27M of Zero Infrastructure Mesh (ZIM) products.
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Plaintiff William Reny, >10% holder, filed complaint against See ID subsidiary and directors Maddox, Nabrotzky in Nevada state court.
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CID Holdco board resignations and appointments: Skowronski and Howroyd join
Holly Grey and Joanna Burkey resigned Aug 12, 2025; not due to any disagreements with company.
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SEE ID completes business combination with SUAC, begins trading as DAIC on Nasdaq
Business combination closed June 18, 2025; combined company renamed CID Holdco, Inc. (ticker DAIC).
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