Cemtrex, Inc. — Form 8-K Summary
Event date: October 7, 2026. This current report concerns the company’s reincorporation from Delaware to Nevada, effective at 12:01 a.m. Eastern Time. It does not report a quarterly or annual financial period.
Business and financial context
Cemtrex states that the reincorporation did not change its business, headquarters, management, employees, assets, liabilities, or material contracts, except for costs related to the reincorporation. The filing provides no revenue, earnings, cash flow, margin, debt, liquidity, or other financial metrics, and no comparable-period financial results.
Material changes and securities
- The company is now governed by Nevada law, its Nevada articles of incorporation, and its Nevada bylaws rather than Delaware law and its former governing documents.
- Each outstanding share of common stock, Series C preferred stock, and Series 1 preferred stock converted automatically into one share of the corresponding Nevada security. Existing certificates and book-entry positions do not need to be exchanged.
- Options, warrants, and other rights to acquire shares continue on the same terms and for the same number of corresponding shares. The company does not expect a new CUSIP number.
- Common stock remains listed on Nasdaq Capital Market under CETX; Series 1 preferred stock remains quoted on the OTC market under CETXP.
- The filing says certain stockholder rights changed, including rights under Nevada law and provisions concerning exclusive forum, exculpation, and indemnification. It refers investors to the September 15, 2026 definitive Schedule 14C information statement for details.
Outlook, risks, and items to verify
The filing provides no financial guidance or operating outlook. It reports no specific contingency beyond reincorporation-related costs. The conversion was approved by the board and by written consent of holders of a majority of the voting power; the company states the conversion did not create a new issuer.
- Review the September 15, 2026 Schedule 14C information statement and the filed Nevada articles and bylaws to understand changes to stockholder rights.
- Confirm the company’s Nevada governing documents and the continued listing and trading details for CETX and CETXP.
- Assess the amount and financial effect of reincorporation costs; this 8-K does not quantify them.