Vicarious Surgical board seeks to dissolve company

The Vicarious Surgical board of directors wants to close the struggling surgical robotics developer as soon as next week. The board is asking shareholders to approve their plan to dissolve and liquidate the business at a special meeting scheduled for July 21, but said it can not predict how much (if anything) investors would recover or when. The proposal needs a majority vote.

Vicarious Surgical executives and directors control shares equal to 55% of total voting power. ” With shareholder approval, the board would select an assignee to liquidate the soft-tissue robotics developer’s assets to settle outstanding obligations. 7 million of cash, cash equivalents and short-term investments as of March 31.

“We do not expect our cash and cash equivalents to be sufficient to continue as a going concern for any significant period of time,” the company continued. “Although we are currently exploring various strategic alternatives, including strategic partners and financing opportunities, it is unlikely that these strategic alternatives will be successful in the next few weeks prior to our cash position getting to the point that we will need to pursue our winding down and dissolution. ” Results of the vote may be announced the same day, and the board plans to immediately cease all business operations except for the wind-up and liquidation.

” Three executives (who are also board directors) are set to receive severance payouts if they’re terminated without cause or resign for good reason. CEO Stephen From would receive at least $500,000, co-founder and President Adam Sachs would receive at least $541,620, and Chief Technology Officer Sammy Khalifa would receive at least $318,600. All three would also receive outstanding equity awards, partial payouts for their target bonuses, and payments equal to the cost of COBRA health care premiums for varying lengths of time.

Those severance deals are part of executive employment contracts that were amended in the first quarter of 2026. Sachs and Khalifa alone held 54% of voting power as of June 10, the company said. Other large investors include co-founder Dr.

Barry Greene (13%), Khosla Ventures (5%) and Gates Frontier (3%). 6 million in assets. 2 million loss in 2025 and $63 million loss the year before.

As of March 9, Vicarious reported 26 employees: 11 in R&D, regulatory and clinical, eight in manufacturing and quality assurance, and seven in marketing, sales, and administration. The company said it leases 42,000-square-feet of office space at its Waltham, Massachusetts headquarters. Since then, Vicarious Surgical CFO Sarah Romano has tendered her resignation to take the same role at SS Innovations on Aug.

3. Company officials did not immediately respond to a request for comment, but we’ll update this story if they do. Editor’s Note: This article was first published by sister publication MassDevice .

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