Investor Acquires 39.9% Stake in FiEE, Inc. for $4.1M at Deep Discount

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Elements Corporate Services Ltd and Wong Man Ching have jointly acquired a 39.9% beneficial ownership stake in FiEE, Inc. for $4.1 million, establishing a near-controlling position at a significant discount to the current market price.

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• New Major Shareholder

  Elements Corporate Services Ltd and Wong Man Ching have become significant shareholders, jointly reporting a 39.9% beneficial ownership stake in FiEE, Inc.

• Substantial Investment

  The reporting persons acquired 3,196,343 shares (including convertible preferred stock) for an aggregate purchase price of $4,130,534.20.

• Deep Discount Acquisition

  The average acquisition price of approximately $1.29 per share represents a substantial discount to the current market price of $5.80 per share.

• Transaction History

  The acquisition was completed through a Securities Purchase Agreement with David Lazar, initiated on October 2, 2025, and finalized on February 10, 2026, following multiple amendments, including one on January 8, 2026, which was previously reported in a Schedule 13D/A.

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This Schedule 13D reports the acquisition of a substantial 39.9% beneficial ownership stake in FiEE, Inc. by Elements Corporate Services Ltd and Wong Man Ching, making them a near-controlling shareholder. The total acquisition cost of $4.1 million for 3,196,343 shares (including convertible preferred stock) implies an average price of approximately $1.29 per share. This transaction price is a deep discount compared to the current market price of $5.80 per share and follows a recent $2 million private placement by the company at a significant discount. While the establishment of a new major shareholder can be seen as a positive for stability, the deeply discounted acquisition price raises concerns about the valuation of the company's shares and could exert downward pressure on the stock. Investors should monitor any further actions by these new significant shareholders and the company's response to this valuation discrepancy.