SPAC Finalizes Boxabl Merger Terms, Drops $55M PIPE, and Proposes Dual-Class Stock

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FGMC finalized its merger with Boxabl, revealing extreme dilution for public shareholders, the cancellation of a $55 million PIPE financing, and a dual-class stock structure that concentrates control with Boxabl founders.

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• Merger Finalized with Boxabl

  FGMC is proceeding with its business combination with Boxabl Inc., valuing the target at $3.5 billion at a deemed value of $10 per share. The merger agreement has been amended to extend the closing deadline to July 31, 2026.

• Significant Dilution for Public Shareholders

  Existing FGMC public stockholders will experience substantial dilution, owning between 0.23% (maximum redemption scenario) and 2.44% (no redemption scenario) of the combined company post-merger. The dilution per share to FGMC public stockholders is estimated to be $3.04 to $11.50 from the $10 IPO price.

• $55 Million PIPE Financing Canceled

  The previously planned $55 million PIPE financing, intended to provide additional capital, is no longer being pursued. This reduces the cash available to the combined company, although management states it does not materially impact near-term liquidity.

• Dual-Class Stock Structure Proposed

  The combined company will adopt a dual-class common stock structure, with Class A shares having one vote and Class B shares (restricted to founders and permitted transferees) having ten votes, concentrating voting control with Boxabl's existing equityholders.

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FG Merger II Corp. (FGMC) has filed the definitive proxy statement/prospectus for its proposed $3.5 billion business combination with Boxabl Inc. This filing confirms significant dilution for existing FGMC public stockholders, who will own between 0.23% and 2.44% of the combined company depending on redemptions. A key development is the cancellation of the previously contemplated $55 million PIPE financing, which reduces the capital infusion for the combined entity. Additionally, the proposed governance structure includes dual-class common stock, granting Boxabl founders supermajority voting rights, and a highly dilutive 2026 Omnibus Incentive Plan reserving 75 million shares with annual increases. These terms are substantially unfavorable for existing FGMC public shareholders.