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2026 annual meeting Held Jul 10, 2026 Turnout 214,190,090 sh · 62% Results archive ↓ Concluded

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Capital Structure Watch — Q3 2026

Dated observables · descriptive only · not investment advice

Aug 13–14

~$17M unit offering priced at $2.50 Units carried full warrant coverage; the placement ran on a best-efforts basis. The announcement produced the second-worst single-day decline in company history (the worst remains Feb 26, 2020, −53.05%). Source: prospectus supplement and pricing 8-K on EDGAR.

Aug 17

45-day standstill began at closing The purchase agreement blocks both ATM issuance and note repayments through approximately Oct 1, 2026. Source: closing 8-K exhibits.

Aug 19

New 52-week low: $1.710 intraday Close $1.770 on 2.97M shares vs a 1.04M three-month average — roughly 2.9× — with turnover near 10% of shares outstanding. The close sits ≈29% below the $2.50 unit price from five sessions earlier. Source: consolidated tape, Aug 19, 2026 session.

Aug 26

First clean post-split short interest print FINRA's consolidated short interest for the mid-August settlement cycle is the first reading fully on post-split, post-offering share terms. Direction of the hedged short position is the checkpoint.

~Oct 1

Standstill expires — issuance watch resumes ATM sales and note repayments unblock. The observable is EDGAR: any 424B5 or FWP after this date, or the absence of one for weeks, are both informative. ~$42M of ATM capacity was registered before the standstill.

~Nov 10

Q3 Form 10-Q — the resolution document Burn rate, note disclosure, post-standstill ATM activity, and the capex/inventory lines that confirm or kill the production-ramp read suggested by the company's AIAG/APQP quality hiring. Context carried from Q2: a going-concern disclosure under ASC 205-40 and a minimum-liquidity covenant on the senior secured notes (maturity Mar 1, 2028).

A note on "80% short volume" posts. Daily short volume (FINRA's consolidated CNMS file, published each evening) counts the sell-side marking of individual trades — largely market-maker mechanics — and is not short interest, which FINRA publishes twice monthly from actual position reports. MVIS's 30-day daily short-volume baseline has historically run above 50% without implying anything about positioning. One mechanical contributor worth knowing: holders of full-coverage warrants from the August offering can hedge by shorting common, which raises daily short volume without a directional bet. That is a mechanism, not a finding — the twice-monthly settlement print is the number that resolves it.

Leadership-Era Ledger

Current CEO tenure · roles, not names · every row sourced

Sep 30 2025

Tenure begins The board appointed a new CEO effective Sep 30, 2025 (announced Sep 4, 2025, via 8-K and press release; the prior CEO remained through the effective date). The incoming CEO had served as CTO since April 2025.

Tenure

Share price: $18.60 → $1.77 (−90.5%) Split-adjusted close on the first day of tenure (Sep 30, 2025) vs the Aug 19, 2026 close. Recovery arithmetic: a −90.5% drawdown requires a +951% gain (10.5×) just to return to the tenure-start price. Distance from $1.77 to the structural anchors: the $2.50 unit-offering price needs +41%; the $13.23 note conversion price needs +647%; the $18.60 tenure-start close needs +951%; the $23.10 52-week high needs +1,205%. This is a description, not an attribution: the decline spans note redemptions, ATM issuance, a reverse split, and a discounted offering — capital mechanics set in motion both before and during this tenure. Price-since-a-date cannot separate an era from what it inherited; the dated events below are the checkable record.

Tenure

Capital events on this CEO’s watch Senior secured convertible notes: Mar 1, 2028 maturity, $13.23 post-split conversion price, monthly share-settled redemptions, and a $17.5M minimum-liquidity covenant. An at-the-market program with ~$42M of registered capacity. The 1-for-15 reverse split (effective Aug 1, 2026). The ~$17M unit offering at $2.50 with full warrant coverage (Aug 13–14, 2026), closing with a 45-day standstill. A going-concern disclosure under ASC 205-40 in the Q2 2026 10-Q. Each item is dated to its EDGAR filing on the Data page.

Nov 10

Next accountability checkpoint: Q3 10-Q The first full-quarter filing after the offering: burn against the covenant floor, any post-standstill ATM use, and the capex/inventory lines that test the production-ramp read. Outcomes get recorded here, dated, whichever way they land.

Why no names. This site holds the office accountable through filings, not the officeholder through headlines. A price chart pinned to a person is a story; a dated ledger of capital events is a record. When commitments made on earnings calls resolve — kept, missed, or pending — they will be added here with the transcript date and the outcome.

2026 Annual Meeting — Official Results

Per the Form 8-K filed Jul 13, 2026 ↗

Shares represented

214.2M

Of shares entitled

62%

Proposals passed

5 / 5

All elected

Proposal 1

Election of seven directors

Support per nominee — For vs. Withheld, as certified by the inspector of election. 82.5M broker non-votes excluded.

✓

Reverse split executed — 1-for-15, effective Aug 1, 2026 The board used the full top of the authorized range. First split-adjusted trading was Aug 3, 2026, and authorized common shares were cut from 510M to 150M, all per the company's 8-K. Post-split share count and dilution history are tracked on the Data page.

Archived The 2026 vote window closed on Jul 10. This snapshot is preserved exactly as the community left it — submissions are no longer accepted. The discussion continues on the Community page.

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2026 vote archiveThe official 8-K results and the community's final tally, preserved side by side as a permanent record.

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Reverse split — tracked and archivedThe 1-for-15 split executed Aug 1, 2026; the ratio, effective date, and authorized-share cut were surfaced from the 8-K and are recorded above.

Standstill expiry watch (~Oct 1)When the 45-day issuance block lifts, we'll flag the first post-standstill 424B5 or FWP in the filings feed the day it lands.

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