Awaysis Capital Extends Reverse Stock Split Authorization Until March 31, 2026

Based on the information I have collected, below is an analysis of the material events disclosed in the Form 8-K filed by

with the U.S. SEC on January 6, 2026, and their implications for investors:

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According to the disclosure in the Form 8-K filing [1], Awaysis Capital, Inc. reported the following material events:

• The company’s board of directors and shareholders holding a majority of voting shares have approved extending the term of the previously authorized reverse stock split
• The split ratio is confirmed at 1:20
  (i.e., 20 shares will be combined into 1 share)
• No specific effective date has been set

Time Node	Event
September 2024	The board of directors and majority shareholders first approved the 1:20 reverse stock split
December 31, 2025	The board of directors and majority shareholders approved an additional extension
March 31, 2026	New authorization expiration date (the reverse split must be completed by this date) [1]

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1. Paving the Way for Listing Transfer to a Major Exchange
   • Reverse splits for OTC-listed stocks are a common strategy to meet the minimum share price requirements of major exchanges such as NYSE American
   • The company previously stated in a Form 8-K that it will consider
     applying to transfer listing to NYSE American
     after the reverse split is completed [2]

2. Enhancing Stock Market Profile
   • A higher share price may attract more institutional investors (many institutions have minimum share price investment thresholds)
   • Meeting the listing standards of a major exchange can lead to higher liquidity and visibility

1. Share Price Volatility Risk
   • A reverse split itself does not change the company’s market capitalization, but it is often accompanied by
     sharp share price fluctuations
   • Historical data shows that some stocks continue to decline after a reverse split

2. Equity Dilution Concerns
   • Investors should pay attention to whether future activities will include
     new share issuances
     or other dilutive financing activities
   • The company’s S-1 registration statement shows a plan to issue 2,857,142 new shares [3]

3. Liquidity Uncertainty
   • While the company’s goal is to transfer its listing,
     there is no guarantee of successful transfer
   • If the listing transfer cannot be completed by March 31, the company may face delisting risks

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Matters to Monitor	Recommended Actions
Effective date of the reverse split	Closely follow the company’s subsequent announcements
Progress of listing transfer application	Monitor whether a formal NYSE American listing application is submitted
New share issuance plan	Evaluate the dilutive impact of the new issuance on existing shareholders’ equity
Business fundamentals	Make a comprehensive judgment combined with the financial performance of the company’s resort and hotel management business

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The matter disclosed in this Form 8-K is a

aimed at creating conditions for a potential future . Investors should view this as part of the company’s , rather than a short-term share price catalyst. It is recommended to continue monitoring:

1. When the company determines the specific
   effective date
   of the reverse split
2. Progress of the formal application to
   transfer listing to NYSE American
3. Material operational events
   related to business development

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[1] Stocktitan.net - "Awaysis Capital, Inc. Reports Material Event" (https://www.stocktitan.net/sec-filings/AWCA/8-k-awaysis-capital-inc-reports-material-event-4eb5d17df1eb.html)

[2] SEC.gov - Form 8-K filings for Awaysis Capital (https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1021917/000149315225020590/form8-k.htm)

[3] SEC.gov - Form S-1 Registration Statement (https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1021917/000149315225014048/forms-1a.htm)