Hawkeye Systems Secures Critical Financing, Undergoes Board & Executive Overhaul, Averting Going Concern Risk

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Hawkeye Systems, Inc. announced a comprehensive restructuring, securing $2.77 million in convertible debt and $200,000 in preferred stock, leading to a change of control with a new investor gaining potential 69% ownership and appointing a majority of the board. The company also appointed new executive leadership and settled a significant liability, addressing its prior 'going concern' warning.

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• Secured Critical Financing and Debt Restructuring

  The company issued a $2,767,756 non-interest bearing Convertible Promissory Note and sold 2,000 shares of Series A Preferred Stock for $200,000. The convertible note's initial conversion price is $0.12, a significant premium to the current stock price of $0.045.

• Major Change in Control and Board Composition

  Hawkeye Holdco LLC (HH) acquired the Convertible Promissory Note and, upon full conversion, would own approximately 69% of the company's outstanding common stock. The Board of Directors will be expanded from one to five members, with HH designating four new directors.

• Executive Leadership Overhaul

  Corby Marshall resigned from all executive roles (CEO, President, CFO, Secretary) but remains a Board member. David Wachsman was appointed President and Quinton Byron Hamlett was appointed Chief Financial Officer, bringing extensive experience to the leadership team.

• Settled Significant Liability

  The company entered into a Settlement Agreement to pay Eagle Equities LLC $44,000 cash and issue 500,000 shares of common stock to resolve a $442,251 loan payable, cleaning up a material balance sheet item.

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This filing represents a transformational event for Hawkeye Systems, Inc., which previously reported substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern with only $167 in cash. The company has secured a significant financial lifeline and undergone a complete overhaul of its governance and executive leadership. The issuance of a $2.77 million convertible promissory note and a $200,000 preferred stock purchase provides crucial capital and debt restructuring. Notably, the convertible note's initial conversion price of $0.12 is a substantial premium to the current stock price of $0.045, indicating a higher valuation for future equity. The new investor, Hawkeye Holdco LLC, is poised to become a majority owner with a potential 69% stake and will appoint four out of five board members, signaling a definitive change of control. The resignation of the former CEO/President/CFO/Secretary and the appointment of new, experienced executives, along with the addition of highly qualified directors, addresses previous management weaknesses. Furthermore, the settlement of a $442,251 loan payable for $44,000 cash and 500,000 shares, and the cancellation of 177,600 stock options, further strengthen the balance sheet and reduce future dilution. This comprehensive set of actions fundamentally alters the company's investment thesis from a distressed entity to one with renewed capital, strategic direction, and professional leadership.