DataVault AI has signed a binding arrangement agreement to acquire CyberCatch Holdings in an all-cash deal valued at about $94.5 million, replacing an earlier all-stock proposal from May 2026. The transaction values CyberCatch at $3.22 per share across roughly 26.8 million outstanding common shares and has been unanimously approved by both boards, with CyberCatch’s board acting after a unanimous recommendation from its special committee and a verbal fairness opinion from Evans & Evans. The deal is structured as a court-approved plan of arrangement under British Columbia law and still requires approval from the Supreme Court of British Columbia, the TSX Venture Exchange and CyberCatch securityholders, with an outside completion date of February 17, 2027. DataVault AI also extended a $500,000 secured bridge loan to support CyberCatch through closing. If completed, the acquisition would add CyberCatch’s generative AI-based continuous security validation and compliance assessment technology to DataVault AI’s DataValue, DataScore, Information Data Exchange and Acoustic Sciences businesses, while keeping CyberCatch headquartered in San Diego. CyberCatch founder, Chairman, and CEO Sai Huda is set to become president of the subsidiary and report to DataVault AI CEO Nathaniel T. Bradley.