Ann: BrainChip Evaluates Redomiciling to US, page-417

In my opinion, BrainChip is taking the right path by moving to America and switching to the Nasdaq. I hope and trust in the work of management that our shares will be transferred 1:1. This means that anyone who currently holds, for example, a hundred thousand BRN shares should also hold a hundred thousand BRN shares after the switch to the Nasdaq. This should also be fulfilled if the BRN share price has to show a certain price drop of four US dollars for a certain period of time before being admitted to the Nasdaq. If this should happen, the BRN management can demonstrate its real special skills here. A previous substantial deal with a tech giant would certainly be very helpful here.

How could inclusion in the Nasdaq index affect BRN's share price?

The CoPilot provided the following answer to this question:

"Inclusion in the Nasdaq index can have a positive impact on a company's stock prices. Here are some reasons why:

1. Increased visibility: Inclusion in a reputable index such as the Nasdaq-100 or Nasdaq Composite increases the company's visibility and attracts more attention from investors.

2. Institutional investment: Many institutional investors and fund managers that track indices must buy shares of the newly included companies to reflect the index composition. This leads to increased demand for the shares.

3. Confidence signal: Inclusion in a major index is often seen as a confidence signal in the company's financial stability and growth potential.

4. Liquidity: The increased demand for the shares can lead to improved liquidity, which in turn promotes trading activities and price stability of the shares.

These factors together can lead to an increase in share prices once a company is included in the Nasdaq index."

Sounds quite positive and tempting, I think.