GSR III Acquisition Corp.

The trust floor is roughly $10.27 a share on $236 million, and the deferred underwriting commission of $9.2 million is paid outside the redemption calculation, so redeeming holders take the full amount. The $25,000,000 minimum cash condition is the pressure point: heavy redemption could break it and kill the deal, which is why the proxy flags adjournment in that scenario. A fairness opinion from EntrepreneurShares dated April 7, 2025 supports the board's recommendation.

The registered ceiling is 80,241,571 ordinary shares plus 8,040 preferred shares — a preferred line small enough that it is almost certainly structural rather than economic, and it should not be added to the ordinary count as if comparable. The vote is framed as an ordinary resolution, a simple-majority threshold rather than a special resolution. No meeting date is fixed by this version, so no deadline can be taken from it. The two names given for the parent should be resolved against the operative agreement before either is treated as the issuer.

The registered ceiling of 80,241,571 ordinary shares is unchanged in substance from what the cover carries elsewhere in this series, and the 8,040 preferred shares are a separate, very small line that should not be aggregated with it. The approval threshold is an ordinary resolution — a simple majority. No meeting date is fixed, so no deadline follows from this filing. The parent entity is named as an Italian s.r.l. in one place and a Dutch N.V. in another; that should be resolved against the operative agreement before publication.

The registered ceiling is 80,241,571 ordinary shares plus a separate 8,040 preferred shares. The approval threshold is an ordinary resolution — a simple majority of votes cast — rather than a special resolution. Not a single date is filled in on this version, so it establishes no vote date, mailing date or redemption deadline. The inconsistency between the Italian s.r.l. named on the cover and the Dutch N.V. named in the text bears on which country's corporate law governs the surviving public company and should be resolved against the operative agreement before either is published.

The registered ceiling here is a single line of 80,241,571 ordinary shares with no preferred alongside it. The approval threshold is an ordinary resolution — a simple majority. No date of any kind is filled in, so this version establishes no vote date, mailing date or redemption deadline. The cover and text give two different corporate forms and jurisdictions for the parent entity, which bears on the governing law of the surviving public company and should be resolved against the operative agreement.

The 80,241,571 registered ordinary shares figure is already fixed at this early amendment and holds across later versions of this registration statement. The vote is an ordinary resolution — a simple majority. Every date on the document is blank, so nothing here fixes a vote date, a mailing date or a redemption deadline. The parent entity is named inconsistently between the cover and the text, which is a question about governing law that this document does not settle.