Blackboxstocks Completes Reverse Merger with REalloys, Resulting in 92.2% Dilution for Existing Shareholders and Business Pivot

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هذا 8-K filing يؤكد اكتمال الاندماج العكسي بين Blackboxstocks Inc. و REalloys Inc.، وهو حدث جدلي ولكن قد يؤدي الى تقليل الاصول Existing Blackboxstocks shareholders. Transaction يؤثر بشكل جذر على بنية الشركة، وادارة، و رأس المال. Existing shareholders now own a mere 7.8% of the combined entity, which has pivoted entirely to a heavy rare earth platform. The substantial increase in authorized shares from 100 million to 350 million also creates significant headroom for future dilution. This definitive closing follows previous disclosures of the merger's terms and the 'going concern' warning in the recent 10-K, marking a critical turning point for investors.

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• Reverse Merger Completed

  Blackboxstocks Inc. completed its reverse merger with REalloys Inc. on February 24, 2026, with the combined company now operating as REalloys Inc.

• Name and Ticker Change

  Effective February 25, 2026, the company's name changed from Blackboxstocks Inc. to REalloys Inc., and its common stock will trade on Nasdaq under the ticker symbol 'ALOY'.

• Significant Shareholder Dilution

  Following the merger, former Private REalloys stockholders own approximately 92.2% of the combined company, while pre-merger Blackboxstocks stockholders retain only 7.8% ownership.

• Authorized Shares Increased

  The company increased its authorized common stock from 100,000,000 shares to 350,000,000 shares, providing significant capacity for future equity issuances.

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هذا 8-K filing يؤكد اكتمال الاندماج العكسي بين Blackboxstocks Inc. و REalloys Inc.، وهو حدث جدلي ولكن قد يؤدي الى تقليل الاصول Existing Blackboxstocks shareholders. Transaction يؤثر بشكل جذر على بنية الشركة، وادارة، و رأس المال. Existing shareholders now own a mere 7.8% of the combined entity, which has pivoted entirely to a heavy rare earth platform. The substantial increase in authorized shares from 100 million to 350 million also creates significant headroom for future dilution. This definitive closing follows previous disclosures of the merger's terms and the 'going concern' warning in the recent 10-K, marking a critical turning point for investors.