GigCapital7 Secures Additional $7.46M in Capital Commitments, De-Risking Hadron Energy Merger Ahead of Shareholder Vote

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GigCapital7 Corp. announced additional non-redemption agreements and a new forward purchase agreement, securing approximately $7.46 million in capital and significantly increasing the likelihood of its merger with Hadron Energy closing successfully.

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• Additional Non-Redemption Agreements Secured

  GigCapital7 entered into additional non-redemption agreements for 200,000 Class A Ordinary Shares, bringing the total non-redeemed shares to 2,000,000 (approximately $21.3 million based on a $10 redemption price).

• New Forward Purchase Agreement Executed

  The company entered into a forward stock purchase agreement for up to 546,219 Class A Ordinary Shares (approximately $5.46 million based on a $10 redemption price), preventing their redemption and providing a prepayment from the trust account.

• Merger De-Risked Ahead of Vote

  These agreements collectively secure approximately $26.76 million in capital, significantly increasing the likelihood of the Hadron Energy merger closing successfully, especially critical as the Extraordinary Meeting is scheduled for today, May 7, 2026.

• Proxy Statement Supplement Filed

  A supplement to the proxy statement was filed to inform shareholders of these new agreements and their impact on the upcoming merger vote.

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This filing details critical last-minute financing and anti-redemption measures for GigCapital7's de-SPAC merger with Hadron Energy. The additional non-redemption agreements and the new forward purchase agreement collectively secure approximately $7.46 million in capital, significantly de-risking the merger's completion. This is particularly important given the company's stock is trading near its 52-week low and the shareholder vote is scheduled for today. The terms of the forward purchase agreement, which restrict the seller from selling shares below $12.00, suggest a strong belief in the post-merger entity's value, despite the current market price. Investors should view this as a strong positive signal for the merger's success and the company's ability to meet its minimum cash conditions.