Data Storage Corp Expired 1.46M Warrants, Cuts Shares Outstanding to 2.2M
Data Storage Corporation announced that all 1,464,610 publicly traded warrants to purchase its common stock expired May 18, 2026, leading to the Nasdaq delisting of DTSTW and removing a potential dilution source. Following a tender offer that saw 72% of shares returned, the company now has roughly 2.2 million shares outstanding.
1. Expiration and Delisting of Public Warrants
On May 18, 2026, Data Storage Corporation allowed all 1,464,610 publicly traded warrants to purchase common stock to expire unexercised. This action led to the delisting of its DTSTW securities from Nasdaq and eliminated a potential source of future share dilution, simplifying the company’s capital structure.
2. Tender Offer and Reduced Share Count
The company’s recent tender offer resulted in 72% of outstanding common shares being returned, reducing the total float to approximately 2.2 million shares. This return of capital demonstrates a commitment to disciplined capital allocation and a streamlined equity base.
3. Strategic Focus on AI Continuity Infrastructure
Data Storage Corporation is establishing Sovereign AI Solutions, a wholly owned subsidiary developing an AI Continuity Control Plane for regulated sectors such as healthcare, financial services and insurance. Alongside its stable recurring operations through Nexxis, the company continues to evaluate opportunities in AI infrastructure, cybersecurity and telecommunications to enhance long-term shareholder value.