Company Undergoes Reverse Merger, New Shareholder Takes 80% Control, CEO Replaced

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High Wire Networks completed a reverse merger, acquiring Thoth Aerospace Inc. and issuing shares that give the new entity's shareholder 80% control, leading to a change in leadership and significant dilution for existing shareholders.

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• Acquisition of Thoth Aerospace Inc.

  High Wire Networks, Inc. acquired all issued and outstanding securities of Thoth Aerospace Inc., making it a wholly-owned subsidiary.

• Massive Dilution and Change of Control

  The company issued 16,597,353 shares of common stock to Dennis O'Leary, Thoth's sole shareholder. This represents 80% of High Wire's fully diluted capital stock immediately after the closing, and Mr. O'Leary also acquired the Series B Preferred Stock which held voting control, resulting in a complete change of control and significant dilution for existing shareholders.

• Leadership Transition

  Mark W. Porter resigned from all officer and director positions. Dennis M. O'Leary, the former CEO and sole shareholder of Thoth, was appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer and a director of High Wire Networks.

• Debt Settlement with Former CEO

  The company entered into a Global Settlement and Mutual Release Agreement with Mark W. Porter, settling approximately $804,345 in claimed debt and obligations for a payment of $150,000. This payment is contingent on 5% of gross proceeds from future draws under a registered equity line of credit.

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This filing reports a transformational event for High Wire Networks, Inc., effectively a reverse merger. The company acquired Thoth Aerospace Inc. by issuing 16,597,353 common shares to Thoth's sole shareholder, Dennis O'Leary. This issuance represents 80% of High Wire's fully diluted capital stock post-closing, resulting in massive dilution for existing shareholders and a complete change of control. Additionally, Dennis O'Leary acquired the Series B Preferred Stock, which held voting control. Mark W. Porter, the former sole officer and director, resigned, and Dennis O'Leary was appointed as the new CEO and a director. The company also settled approximately $804,345 in claimed debt and obligations with Mr. Porter for a payment of $150,000, contingent on future equity line of credit draws. This transaction fundamentally alters the company's ownership, management, and business focus, making it a critical event for investors.