Charles & Colvard board approves $406,189 reimbursement for activist proxy fight expenses

Reuters03-04
Charles & Colvard board approves $406,189 reimbursement for activist proxy fight expenses

Charles & Colvard Ltd. said disinterested board members on Feb. 19, 2026 approved reimbursing Riverstyx Fund, LP and director Duc Pham $406,188.72 for reasonable and necessary expenses tied to a previously disclosed proxy solicitation related to the company’s 2025 annual shareholder meeting. The filing noted Riverstyx is affiliated with director Benjamin Franklin IV, who recused himself along with other interested directors, and said payment was approved on a deferred basis until the company is in a stronger financial position.

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