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Recent SEC Filings Provide Updates on (FGMC) Proposed Merger
FG Merger II Corp. (FGMC) Just Hit Jeff Ackerman’s Watchlist This Morning—Tuesday, May 26, 2026
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May 26, 2026
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Dear Reader, An innovative tech company operating in one of America's most critical – and critically undersupplied – sectors has signed a merger agreement to pursue a public listing on NASDAQ. If the merger closes, the combined entity would represent a publicly accessible company operating in the manufactured housing technology space. Daily Edge Report is keeping a close eye on this development as it appears to be an intriguing reading opp. for our followers. FG Merger II Corp. (FGMC) is a special purpose acquisition company currently in the final stages of a proposed merger that, if completed, would bring BOXABL, Inc., a housing technology company, into the public markets. The company announced that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission ( "SEC") has declared effective the companies' joint registration statement on Form S-4 in connection with their previously announced proposed business combination. A shareholder meeting to approve the merger is scheduled for June 9, 2026, and the transaction is expected to close shortly thereafter. At that time, (FGMC) is slated to become BOXABL under the ticker BXBL. That means the potential ticker change is just weeks away. BOXABL has spent years building momentum. It has established a level of consumer awareness through social media (over 750M views across platforms) and accumulated more than 200,000 customer inquiries through its website since its founding in 2017. The company’s sizable following and upcoming potential catalysts related to the merger have caught our attention. And that is just the beginning of the reasons why (FGMC) is topping our watchlist this morning— Tuesday May 26, 2026.
For readers watching merger timelines, the SEC declaration of company’s Form S-4 is the signal that the countdown clock may be ticking. Building the Future of Housing — Without Contractors or Carpenters
BOXABL is a Nevada-based housing technology company with a mission to fundamentally change how homes are designed, manufactured, and deployed. The company makes modular, foldable residential units that can be transported on standard trailers and quickly assembled on-site. Where traditional homebuilders depend on weather-exposed job sites, fragmented labor, and months-long timelines, BOXABL builds its units entirely on its factory floor. It’s more like a smartphone assembly line than a construction site. Homes are engineered as a repeatable, scalable manufactured product rather than a one-off construction project. At the center of BOXABL's commercial lineup is the Casita, a foldable, factory-built dwelling unit designed to be shipped on a standard flatbed truck and deployed in a matter of hours. The original Casita — the one most people think of when they hear the name — started out as a 19 ft. x 19 ft. studio home complete with a living/sleeping area, full kitchen with standard appliances and a full bathroom. The company has since expanded the platform into additional configurations, including multi-bedroom layouts. Its Phase 2 Modular Building System, currently in prototype stage, contemplates floorplans as large as 2,400 sq. ft. It has also developed the Baby Box, a 120 sq. ft. unit built to RV standards for less complex installations. BOXABL's manufacturing model is built around a single core insight: that the construction industry is one of the least automated industries in the modern economy, and that applying factory-floor precision to home production has the potential to dramatically reduce cost, improve quality, and compress delivery timelines in ways that traditional builders structurally cannot match. This is especially important now, with American housing under structural stress. A scalable factory-built solution could be positioned to address what the company estimates is a deficit of over 4M homes, with elevated real estate costs impacting 75% of potential homebuyers. The company reports more than 200,000 potential customer inquiries through its website since 2017. As of December 31, 2025, BOXABL held customer deposits of $3.6M from approximately 7,818 potential customers. BOXABL’s merger with (FGMC) is intended to provide BOXABL with access to the public capital markets and is expected to provide the Combined Company with enhanced access to capital. Scaling up is a crucial step toward the goal of increasing production capacity to a level that begins to address the supply side of the U.S. housing shortage in a meaningful way. 
Developments That Could Grab Analysts’ Attention
SEC Declares S-4 Registration Statement Effective: The SEC has declared the companies' Form S-4 registration statement effective, marking a critical regulatory milestone and clearing the path to a shareholder vote and potential close. Shareholder Meeting Scheduled for June 9, 2026: Shareholders of both companies are expected to vote on the merger on June 9, 2026. That places the transaction timeline in weeks. Transaction Expected to Close Shortly After Shareholder Approval: Subject to customary closing conditions, the merger is expected to close shortly after the June 9 vote, transitioning (FGMC) into an operating company under the BXBL ticker. Reduced Inspection Requirements in California: After working closely with California’s Housing and Community Development, BOXABL announced in Q3 2025 that only 25% of Casita Studios shipped to California will require state inspection. This streamlines the delivery process for units shipped to California. New revenue streams in development: The company’s business model extends beyond unit sales alone. Management has discussed developing ancillary service revenue opp’s tied to financing, insurance, maintenance and installation services. That approach could provide higher-margin recurring revenue streams alongside home production. 7 Factors Putting This Housing Innovation Profile at the Top of Our Watchlist This Morning—Tuesday, May 26, 2026…
1. Merger Timeline Is Defined: The SEC has declared the S-4 effective, the shareholder vote is set for June 9, 2026, and the close is expected shortly thereafter, subject to satisfaction of customary closing conditions including shareholder approval of both (FGMC) and BOXABL stockholders and Nasdaq listing approval. 2. $3.5B Enterprise Valuation: BOXABL has already raised over $235M from more than 65,000 in-vest-ors. Through the proposed SPAC merger with (FGMC), the company has been assigned a $3.5B valuation. No third-party valuation or fairness opinion was obtained in connection with this valuation. 3. A Housing Market in Crisis Creates the Backdrop: Based on publicly available market data, the company estimates a total addressable market of $2.2T. Of that, BOXABL estimates a $36B serviceable addressable market for its factory-built products. These estimates are based on management’s analysis and are subject to significant uncertainty. 4. Factory-Built Model Addresses What Traditional Construction Cannot: Where legacy homebuilders are constrained by labor shortages, permitting delays, and weather disruptions, BOXABL's manufacturing approach is designed to operate on a repeatable, controlled production schedule — a structural advantage in a supply-constrained market. 5. Consumer Interest Already Demonstrated: The company reports more than 200,000 customer inquiries through its website to date. As of May 14, 2026, the company had 271 units under active contract. 6. Publicly Accessible Factory-Built Housing Companies: If the merger closes as planned, (BXBL) would provide public market exposure to the factory-built and manufactured housing sector through a NASDAQ-listed equity. 7. Intellectual Property Moat: BOXABL has filed 53 mechanical patents for its products and processes. This gives the company a sustainable advantage over potential upstarts that want to compete in the housing technology space. Take A Look At (FGMC) Before the Next Big Announcement
BOXABL, a shareholder vote on the calendar for June 9, and an anticipated ticker transition. The transaction remains subject to shareholder approval and customary closing conditions. Layer in a housing market where national inventory shortage is exceeding 4.7M units, a factory-built model designed to address core inefficiencies of traditional construction, and over 200,000 website inquiries demonstrating consumer awareness of the brand. With a shareholder vote scheduled, an SEC-cleared registration statement, and a potential ticker change to BXBL, these developments may attract additional market attention. That's why (FGMC) has moved to the top of our screen this morning—Tuesday, May 26, 2026. Take a closer look before the next milestone — and keep an eye out for the next update as the story continues to develop. Sincerely, Jeff Ackerman
Managing Editor
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