XCF Global Sets September 10 Vote on Three-Way Merger, Reveals Key Offtake Loss and DevvStream Delisting

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XCF Global's definitive proxy sets a September 10 vote on its three-way merger with DevvStream and Southern Energy, while revealing the loss of its key offtake partner, DevvStream's Nasdaq delisting, and Southern Energy's site setback — raising the stakes for a deal that is already a lifeline for all three distressed companies.

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• Merger Vote Set for September 10

  Special shareholder meetings for XCF Global and DevvStream are now scheduled for September 10, 2026, to vote on the three-way merger with Southern Energy. Under the proposed deal, XCF shareholders would own 66.7% of the combined company, while Southern Energy and DevvStream holders would receive 23.3% and 10.0%, respectively.

• Key Offtake Agreement Terminated

  Effective May 1, 2026, Phillips 66 terminated its feedstock supply and offtake agreement with XCF's New Rise Reno facility. Although XCF has since entered into definitive agreements with BGN, the loss of its sole commercial partner introduces significant operational and revenue uncertainty.

• DevvStream Delisted from Nasdaq

  On June 24, 2026, DevvStream's common shares were suspended from Nasdaq and now trade on the OTC Pink Market. The company faces a working capital deficit of $16.9 million and substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern.

• Massive Authorized Share Increase Proposed

  Shareholders are being asked to approve an increase in authorized common shares from 500 million to 1.7 billion, primarily to issue the merger consideration. If approved, this would enable extreme dilution for existing holders.

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This amended S-4 serves as the definitive proxy statement for the high-stakes three-way merger with DevvStream and Southern Energy. It locks in the shareholder vote for September 10, 2026, while disclosing critical new setbacks: the termination of XCF's sole offtake agreement with Phillips 66, DevvStream's delisting from Nasdaq to the OTC Pink Market, and Southern Energy's loss of its planned site. The filing also includes full fairness opinions and updated financials that underscore the deep distress across all three entities. For all parties, the merger is a survival move, but the new risks and the massive dilution from the proposed 1.7 billion authorized shares make this a pivotal, high-risk event for current shareholders.