Definitively...19 Jan 2026 11:17
'The Extraordinary General Meeting of PELI shareholders—where approval for the business combination (merger with Greenland Exploration Limited, March GL Company, and formation of Pelican Holdco, Inc. to be renamed Greenland Energy Company)—HAS ALREADY TAKEN PLACE AND WAS APPROVED.
No SEC filings, company announcements, or credible market commentary (including X posts from mid-January 2026 onward) indicate any need for another vote. THE DEAL IS NOW IN THE FINAL STAGES: awaiting SEC declaration of S-4 effectiveness, Nasdaq listing approval for $GLND, and satisfaction of customary closing conditions (e.g., minimal redemptions, no material issues). CLOSING REMAINS TARGETED FOR LATE JANUARY ,per prior guidance and patterns in similar SPAC mergers.'
The confusion over a "vote on the 20th" seems to stem entirely from those outdated/incomplete placeholders in the preliminary S-4, amplified by retail chatter and some articles. With the shareholder approval hurdle cleared earlier, no further vote is required unless something extraordinary arises (e.g., major amendments needing re-approval, which isn't indicated here).For your 80M (AIM: 80M) holding: This PELI merger doesn't directly require any vote from 80 Mile shareholders, as 80 Mile (via White Flame Energy) holds its 30% carried interest in the Jameson Land Basin licenses independently (with March GL earning up to 70% through funding/exploration). Positive momentum toward GLND listing could still benefit 80M sentiment indirectly, as it validates the JV and increases visibility for the assets.Monitor SEC EDGAR for PELI's next filings (e.g., S-4 effectiveness or new 8-K) for any surprises, but based on everything current, the vote phase is done. If new info emerges today or tomorrow, it could shift fast—feel free to share specifics if you spot something! (Not financial advice—always DYOR and consult a professional.)
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