Roma Green Finance Converts BlueFlare LOI into Binding $10M Subscription Agreement

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Roma Green Finance signed a binding agreement to invest up to US$10 million for a 5% stake in BlueFlare Group Holdings, down from the $15 million originally announced in June. The first US$1 million was paid on August 18, with the balance due over 10 months.

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• Binding Subscription Agreement Signed

  On August 18, 2026, Roma Green Finance entered into a binding subscription agreement with BlueFlare Group Holdings to acquire up to 50 common shares, representing up to 5% of BlueFlare, for up to US$10 million.

• Investment Amount Reduced from LOI

  The binding agreement reduces the investment from the $15 million stated in the June 15 non-binding LOI to up to $10 million, a 33% decrease.

• Pricing and Payment Terms Set

  Subscription price is US$200,000 per share, payable over 10 months. The first US$1,000,000 was paid on August 18, 2026. If full consideration is not paid, Roma receives only a pro-rated number of shares.

• First AI/HPC Equity Position

  This is Roma's first direct equity investment in a behind-the-meter compute infrastructure platform under its newly established AI/HPC vertical.

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Roma Green Finance has converted its June 15 non-binding letter of intent into a binding subscription agreement to acquire up to 5% of BlueFlare Group Holdings for up to US$10 million. The deal terms differ materially from the original announcement: the investment amount was reduced from $15 million to $10 million, and the agreement now specifies a subscription price of US$200,000 per share with a 10-month payment schedule. The first US$1 million has already been paid. This marks Roma's first direct equity position in a behind-the-meter compute infrastructure platform under its new AI/HPC vertical, but the reduced commitment and staged payments suggest a more cautious capital deployment than initially signaled.