1606 Corp. to Acquire Majority Stake in Sim Agro Inc., Pivoting to Data Center & Power Assets

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1606 Corp. has signed a definitive agreement to acquire a 51% majority interest in Sim Agro Inc., a power-plant operations company, in a stock exchange and debt assumption deal, signaling a strategic shift towards data center and power infrastructure.

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• Acquisition of Sim Agro

  1606 Corp. will acquire a 51% majority interest in Sim Agro Inc., a global power-plant operations and energy-infrastructure company, in a strategic stock exchange transaction.

• Equity Consideration

  1606 Corp. will issue 150 million common shares at closing and 100 million deferred shares (or $2.1 million cash under certain conditions) to Sim Agro's sole stockholder, Karthik Raghavan. Based on the May 1, 2026 price of $0.0008/share, this equity is valued at approximately $200,000.

• Debt Assumption and Restructuring

  1606 Corp. will assume an outstanding trade payable obligation of Sim Agro of approximately $2,324,033. This debt will be restructured through the issuance of a $422,322 promissory note and 25 million common shares (valued at $20,000) to the creditor, ENMAS EPC Power Projects Limited.

• Strategic Business Pivot

  This acquisition marks a strategic shift for 1606 Corp. towards developing captive power and data center infrastructure for the artificial intelligence and high-performance computing markets.

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This filing details 1606 Corp.'s strategic pivot into the data center and power infrastructure market through the acquisition of a 51% majority stake in Sim Agro Inc., a company reported to generate revenue. For a company previously disclosing a going concern warning and zero revenue in its last 10-K, this acquisition represents a critical attempt to establish a revenue stream and a new business direction. The transaction involves significant dilution, with 1606 Corp. issuing 250 million shares to Sim Agro's sole stockholder and an additional 25 million shares to restructure assumed debt. While the dilution is substantial, the acquisition of a revenue-generating entity and the strategic focus on a high-growth sector like AI/data centers could be a necessary step for the company's long-term viability. Investors should monitor the closing conditions, the actual integration of Sim Agro, and the company's ability to execute on its new strategy, especially given its historical financial challenges.