nDatalyze Corp. (CSE: NDAT | OTC: NDATF) has announced that shareholders overwhelmingly approved all resolutions related to its proposed reverse takeover (RTO) of Prism Diversified Ltd. at a Special Meeting held on October 2, 2026. With nearly 46% of shares voted and approval rates reaching as high as 100% on most resolutions, the results signal strong shareholder support for the transaction. The RTO would see the Calgary-based AI and biometric data analytics company combine with an Alberta-based mining concern, marking a significant strategic shift. Investors in NDAT may be watching closely for the next steps in completing the transaction.

Key Points

  • nDatalyze Corp. (CSE: NDAT | OTC: NDATF) held its Special Meeting on October 2, 2026
  • Shareholders approved all RTO-related resolutions, including the RTO itself, a spinout, a name change, auditor approval, and general corporate authority matters
  • Total shares voted were 18,876,868, representing 45.68% of shares; the RTO resolution passed with 99.89% in favour
  • Investors may be watching for regulatory and procedural milestones required to complete the RTO with Prism Diversified Ltd.

Special Meeting Delivers Near-Unanimous Support for nDatalyze–Prism RTO

At the Special Meeting held on October 2, 2026, nDatalyze Corp. shareholders cast a total of 18,876,868 votes, representing 45.68% of outstanding shares. The core resolution approving the RTO with Prism Diversified Ltd. passed with 99.89% in favour. All remaining resolutions — covering the proposed spinout, a company name change, auditor appointment, and general corporate authority matters — each received 100% approval. The release states the results reflect broad shareholder confidence in the proposed transaction as structured.

What the RTO with Prism Diversified Means for nDatalyze

nDatalyze describes itself as a technology company focused on health and performance solutions through advanced artificial intelligence and biometric data analytics. The proposed RTO involves Prism Diversified Ltd., a mining concern based in Alberta, Canada. The transaction, if completed, would represent a material transformation of nDatalyze's corporate structure and business focus. The approval of a name change alongside the RTO suggests the combined entity may operate under a different corporate identity going forward, though the new name was not disclosed in the announcement.

Spinout Resolution and Corporate Housekeeping Resolutions Pass Unanimously

Alongside the RTO approval, shareholders voted unanimously in favour of a spinout resolution, which the company did not describe in further detail within the announcement. Resolutions covering auditor approval and general corporate authority matters also passed with 100% support. These housekeeping resolutions are typically required to position a company operationally ahead of completing a significant transaction such as an RTO. The immediate share price impact was not clear from available public information.