MONTREAL, Feb. 10, 2026 (WORLD NEWSWIRE)– Stingray Group Inc. (” Stingray”), the world’s leading linked streaming media business, revealed today that its secondary ballot shares and variable secondary ballot shares will trade under a single ticker on the Toronto Stock Market (” TSX”) reliable since February 13, 2026.
Stingray’s secondary ballot shares presently trade on the TSX under the sign “RAY.A” and bear CUSIP number 86084H100. Stingray’s variable secondary ballot shares presently trade on the TSX under the sign “RAY.B” and bear CUSIP number 86084H209. Since February 13, 2026, each of the secondary ballot shares and variable secondary ballot shares will trade on the TSX under a single ticker designated “RAY”, will bear CUSIP number 86084H407 and will be designated for functions of trading on the TSX and reporting in brokerage accounts under the single classification of “Secondary Ballot and Variable Subordinate Ballot Shares” of Stingray.
This modification, which will permit the need and liquidity for both classes of shares on the TSX to be combined under a single ticker, is developed to enhance the liquidity for the variable secondary ballot shares which have actually traditionally had lower trading volumes.
The trading of Stingray secondary ballot shares and variable secondary ballot shares under a single ticker is restricted exclusively to the administration of trading of the Stingray shares on the TSX. This modification does not include any modification to Stingray’s short articles of incorporation, by-laws or share capital structure, nor to the conditions or the ballot and ownership constraints connecting to the secondary ballot shares and variable secondary ballot shares.
Pursuant to Stingray’s short articles of incorporation, the secondary ballot shares might just be held and managed by Canadians, and the variable secondary ballot shares might just be held and managed by non-Canadians, and each class is instantly appointed based upon the Canadian or non-Canadian status of their holder. If a non-Canadian obtains Stingray shares on the TSX, such holder will instantly be appointed variable secondary ballot shares. Likewise, if a Canadian obtains Stingray shares on the TSX, such holder will instantly be appointed secondary ballot shares.
The mix of trading under a single ticker on the TSX will not lead to any modifications to the ballot treatments presently embraced by Stingray for functions of investor conferences, and investors who want to vote at conferences (either by proxy or by participating in the conference practically or face to face) will continue to be needed to finish a Statement of Canadian Status in order to allow Stingray to abide by the constraints enforced by its short articles and by-laws and the Broadcasting Act (Canada) on the ownership and ballot of its ballot securities.
In addition to statements gotten for the functions of ballot at investor conferences, through regular studies of its useful investors performed by its transfer representative and CDS Cleaning and Depository Providers Inc., Stingray will continue to frequently keep an eye on the variety of its shares beneficially held and managed by Canadians which represent secondary ballot shares and the variety of its shares beneficially held or managed by non-Canadians which represent variable secondary ballot shares.
Extra info connecting to the regards to the secondary ballot shares and variable secondary ballot shares is consisted of in Stingray’s Yearly Details Kind, submitted with the securities regulative authorities in Canada, readily available at www.sedarplus.ca.
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