EHGO · Eshallgo Inc. Class A Ordinary Shares

This 6-K discloses a comprehensive corporate restructuring that significantly alters Eshallgo Inc.’s governance and capital architecture. The 8-fold increase in Class B voting rights — from 50 to 400 votes per share — dramatically amplifies the control rights of Class B holders, who already held disproportionate influence due to their existing super-voting status. With 366,000 Class B shares outstanding as of April 20, 2026, and 100% participation in the vote, this change entrenches control with the Class B shareholder group, likely a controlling founder or affiliate. Concurrently, the 4,000-fold expansion of authorized share capital — from $50,000 to $200 million — enables massive future equity issuances without further shareholder approval, supporting potential acquisitions, employee incentives, or capital raises, but also introducing substantial dilution risk if exercised. The authorization of share consolidations up to 4000:1 over two years provides flexibility to adjust share count post-issuance or ahead of listing requirements, though it carries no immediate economic impact. All resolutions passed unanimously with no dissenting or abstaining votes, reflecting coordinated support across share classes. These changes collectively signal a strategic pivot toward long-term control preservation and capital scalability, with implications for minority Class A shareholders’ influence, voting power dilution in future equity events, and transparency around how and when consolidation or capital actions may be deployed.