GigCapital7 Files Definitive Prospectus for Hadron Energy Merger, Sets Shareholder Vote

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GigCapital7 Corp. has filed a definitive prospectus for its de-SPAC merger with Hadron Energy, Inc., scheduling a shareholder vote for May 7, 2026. The merger is crucial for GigCapital7's survival but will result in significant dilution for existing public shareholders, with Hadron Energy securityholders taking a majority stake in the combined entity.

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• Definitive Merger Prospectus Filed

  GigCapital7 Corp. filed a definitive prospectus (424B3) for its business combination with Hadron Energy, Inc., detailing the terms of the de-SPAC transaction.

• Shareholder Vote Scheduled

  An extraordinary general meeting is scheduled for May 7, 2026, for shareholders to vote on the Business Combination and related proposals.

• Significant Dilution for Existing Shareholders

  Upon consummation, Hadron Energy securityholders will receive up to 100,000,000 shares, resulting in approximately 63.66% ownership of the combined company on a fully diluted basis, significantly diluting existing GigCapital7 public shareholders.

• Going Concern Warning

  Both GigCapital7 Corp. and Hadron Energy, Inc. have expressed 'substantial doubt about our ability to continue as a going concern,' making this merger critical for the company's survival.

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This definitive prospectus (424B3) outlines the terms and calls for a shareholder vote on the de-SPAC merger between GigCapital7 Corp. and Hadron Energy, Inc., which is critical for GigCapital7's continued operations given its 'going concern' warning. The merger will result in substantial dilution for existing GigCapital7 public shareholders, who will collectively own approximately 36.34% of the combined entity on a fully diluted basis, while Hadron Energy securityholders will own 63.66%. The transaction is priced near the current market and redemption value, but the significant shift in ownership and the proposed new equity incentive plan (10% initial reserve with a 5% evergreen provision) represent considerable future dilution potential. The sponsor and management have strong incentives to complete this transaction, as their investment is at risk if the merger does not close.