TORONTO, Dec. 22, 2023 /CNW/ - Symetryx Corporation ("Symetryx"), a Canadian venture company, is pleased to announce that the shareholders of Check-Cap Ltd. (NASDAQ: CHEK) voted overwhelmingly to elect all the director nominees proposed by Symetryx at the Annual General Meeting held on December 18^th  2023. The CHEK shareholders, amongst other matters, voted overwhelmingly not to approve the proposed merger with Keystone Dental.

Barry R. Shiff, President of Symetryx, commented, "as one of the largest shareholders of Check-Cap, we are grateful for the support we received from our fellow shareholders. Despite facing many challenges, we prevailed. We believe, as many of our fellow shareholders do, that there is tremendous upside potential at CHEK. We encourage the newly constituted Board to identify a more appropriate merger candidate."

Symetryx also wishes to thank all shareholders who voted to support Symetryx during this process.

Check-Cap, based in Isfiya, Israel, was founded by Yoav Kimchy, PhD, in 2005, and through their talented team of engineers and scientists, has developed a breakthrough, patented technology, C-Scan, that uses an ingestible imaging capsule to help prevent colorectal cancer by detecting polyps before they may turn into cancer. C-Scan received European regulatory clearance in 2018 and received FDA Breakthrough Device Designation in 2021. We look forward to a brighter future for Check-Cap and all the shareholders.

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