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On May 5, 2026, Tel Aviv District Court approved certification of class action against Company, officers, directors, controlling shareholder, and limited investors.

Class action stems from July 5, 2021 motion alleging defects in March 7, 2021 private placement approval, significant share discount, and undisclosed material information.

Court certified two plaintiff classes, appointed applicant as representative plaintiff, and approved specified causes of action.

Company disagrees with decision, believes claims lack merit, and is reviewing options including motion for rehearing.

Company intends to defend vigorously against the class action.

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The Tel Aviv District Court on May 5, 2026, certified a class action originally filed on July 5, 2021, targeting IceCure Medical Ltd., its board members, controlling shareholder, and select private placement investors from the March 7, 2021 shareholder-approved transaction. Allegations center on the placement occurring at a substantial discount to prevailing share prices, failure to disclose material information, and procedural flaws in approval. Certification includes two plaintiff classes with the lead petitioner as representative and defined causes of action, broadening potential liability exposure for the Company and involved parties. IceCure Medical explicitly rejects the ruling, maintains the claims are meritless, and is evaluating appeals such as a rehearing motion while committing to a robust defense. This development introduces legal uncertainty and prospective costs, with the filing incorporated into specified F-3 and S-8 registration statements, signaling potential impacts on securities offerings.

ICCM · IceCure Medical Ltd

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