Greenway Technologies Accepts Resignation of CEO and President
Greenway Technologies Inc. disclosed the resignation of its chief executive officer and president effective June 1 2026. The departure triggers standard SEC reporting obligations and requires the company to identify a permanent or interim replacement in subsequent filings.
limerickpost.ieARLINGTON, Texas — Greenway Technologies Inc. reported the resignation of its chief executive officer and president on June 3 2026.
The company named Thomas M. Clarke as the departing officer in an 8-K filed with the SEC. Clarke held the dual role of CEO and president. The resignation took effect June 1 2026. The filing lists no cause for the departure.
Item 5.02 of the Form 8-K states that Clarke resigned from both positions. Greenway Technologies has not yet disclosed a successor. Until a replacement is named the board must assign day-to-day operational responsibilities to other officers or directors or appoint an interim executive.
The change alters the company’s immediate leadership structure. Greenway Technologies must update its executive compensation disclosures and governance filings to reflect the transition. A permanent appointment will require additional Form 8-K disclosure within four business days under Item 5.02(b). Any interim officer appointment carries the same four-business-day reporting deadline.
Downstream requirements include revised signatures on future SEC reports and potential updates to the company’s Code of Ethics or insider-trading policies that reference the chief executive. The board must also determine whether any severance or separation agreement exists that would trigger Item 5.02(e) disclosure of material contracts.
This marks the latest executive transition at the small-cap technology company. Greenway Technologies last filed periodic reports under its current leadership team in the first quarter of 2026. The company’s stock trades over-the-counter under the ticker GWTI.
The filing also included Regulation FD disclosure under Item 7.01 and exhibits under Item 9.01. No financial statements were attached to the current report.
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