Shareholders to Vote on Royal Uranium Reverse Takeover, Preferred Share Conversion, and Strategic Name Change

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Fusion Fuel Green PLC is convening an EGM to seek shareholder approval for a highly dilutive reverse takeover of Royal Uranium Inc., the conversion of 4.17 million preferred shares, and a name change to 'Fusion Elements plc' to reflect its new diversified energy strategy.

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• Royal Uranium Reverse Takeover Vote

  Shareholders will vote on the acquisition of Royal Uranium Inc., a uranium and gas royalty company. This is structured as a reverse takeover, with the consideration being the issuance of up to 3,750,025 Ordinary Shares to Royal Uranium shareholders.

• Significant Dilution from Acquisition

  The shares issued for the Royal Uranium acquisition will represent approximately 57.2% of the enlarged share capital, resulting in over 130% dilution for existing shareholders based on current share counts.

• Preferred Share Conversion Approval

  Shareholders will also vote to approve the conversion of 4,171,327 Series A Convertible Preferred Shares (issued in November 2024 as part of the QIND transaction) into Ordinary Shares, pending NASDAQ clearance.

• Strategic Repositioning and Name Change

  A proposed name change to 'Fusion Elements plc' aims to reflect the company's broadened strategic focus beyond green hydrogen to a diversified energy platform, including gas engineering, green hydrogen, biomass, and uranium/gas royalties.

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This filing announces an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) for shareholders to vote on three critical proposals that collectively represent a fundamental strategic shift and significant potential dilution for Fusion Fuel Green PLC. The proposed acquisition of Royal Uranium Inc. is a reverse takeover, involving the issuance of shares that will constitute approximately 57.2% of the enlarged company, leading to over 130% dilution for existing shareholders. This move, along with the conversion of 4.17 million preferred shares, is a substantial capital event. The company's recent annual report included a 'going concern' warning, making this strategic pivot and capital restructuring a critical attempt to redefine its business and secure its future, albeit at a high dilutive cost to current equity holders.