FORT Robotics Merger Advances: S-4 Filed, Donerail Advisory Terms Revealed

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Newbury Street II submitted its S-4 for the FORT Robotics merger and disclosed full terms of the Donerail advisory deal, including a 50% fee split to director Vinciquerra and a ~599K Class B share grant.

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• S-4 Registration Statement Submitted

  Newbury Street II and FORT Robotics confidentially submitted their combined draft S-4 and preliminary proxy statement to the SEC on September 29, 2026, a key step toward completing the merger.

• Donerail Advisory Engagement Approved

  The board's Special Committee and Audit Committee approved a $350,000 cash fee plus up to $75,000 in expense reimbursement for Donerail Group & Co LLC, payable only upon closing of the FORT Robotics merger.

• Director Resignation and Fee Split

  Director William Wyatt resigned effective September 29, 2026 to eliminate a conflict of interest, and director Anthony Vinciquerra is entitled to 50% of Donerail's cash fee and equity compensation.

• Class B Share Grant to Donerail

  The sponsor will grant Donerail membership interests corresponding to approximately 599,166 Class B ordinary shares upon closing, with an equal amount forfeited by managing member Thomas Bushey.

auto_awesomeAnalysis · NTWO · Real Estate & Construction

Newbury Street II's merger with FORT Robotics cleared two key milestones: the confidential S-4 registration statement was submitted to the SEC, and the board approved a $350K advisory engagement with Donerail that triggered director William Wyatt's resignation. The filing reveals new governance details — director Anthony Vinciquerra will receive 50% of Donerail's cash fee and equity compensation, and the sponsor will grant Donerail interests tied to ~599,166 Class B shares upon closing. The deal values FORT at a $556.6M enterprise value with ~$201M in expected gross proceeds, positioning the combined company to list as 'FROB' in Q4 2026 or Q1 2027.