FG Merger II Corp. Files Amended S-4 for $3.5 Billion Boxabl Merger, Revealing Significant Dilution and Extended Deadline

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FG Merger II Corp. filed an amended S-4 for its $3.5 billion merger with Boxabl Inc., detailing significant dilution for public shareholders, an extended closing deadline, and new lock-up agreements, alongside explicit conflicts of interest for the sponsor.

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• Proposed $3.5 Billion Merger with Boxabl Inc.

  FG Merger II Corp. (FGMC) is proceeding with a business combination to acquire Boxabl Inc. for an aggregate merger consideration of $3.5 billion, to be paid in common and preferred shares of the combined company, each valued at a deemed price of $10 per share. Upon closing, FGMC will be renamed Boxabl Inc.

• Significant Dilution for Public Stockholders

  Existing FGMC public stockholders are projected to own approximately 2.44% of the combined company's total outstanding shares (common and preferred) in a no-redemption scenario, representing substantial dilution from their pre-merger ownership.

• Merger Deadline Extended

  The Agreement End Date for the merger has been extended from March 31, 2026, to July 31, 2026, providing additional time for the transaction to close.

• New Lock-Up Provisions Implemented

  Amendments to the lock-up agreements for the sponsor and certain Boxabl stockholders have been made, with provisions for automatic expiry if the combined company's common stock trades at or above $20.00.

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This amended S-4 filing provides updated details on the proposed $3.5 billion SPAC merger between FG Merger II Corp. (FGMC) and Boxabl Inc., which will result in FGMC being renamed Boxabl Inc. The filing highlights substantial dilution for existing FGMC public stockholders, who are projected to own only approximately 2.44% of the combined company's total shares in a no-redemption scenario. The merger agreement's closing deadline has been extended to July 31, 2026, and new lock-up provisions for the sponsor and certain Boxabl stockholders have been implemented. The document also explicitly details conflicts of interest for FGMC's sponsor and management, who stand to benefit significantly from the merger's completion regardless of public shareholder returns. Investors should be aware of the extreme dilution and the inherent risks associated with the target company, Boxabl, which previously had a 'going concern' opinion.