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TROOPS, Inc. (NASDAQ: TROO) has announced that its subsidiary, Giant Connection Limited, has entered into a Letter of Intent to acquire a 49% equity stake in Y Concept Holding Limited, which owns The Cara Hotel, a Malaysian co-living and co-working space operator.
The transaction will be executed through convertible notes valued at 80% of the lower price between the signing date's closing price and the 60-day trading average. The deal includes a put option for the remaining 51% stake and TROOPS' right to repurchase consideration shares at market price.
The acquisition is subject to due diligence, regulatory approvals from NASDAQ and SEC, board approvals, and no material adverse changes in the target's business. This strategic move aims to strengthen TROOPS' presence in Asia's growing flexible living and working space sector.
TROOPS, Inc. (NASDAQ: TROO) has announced its subsidiary Giant Connection Limited's intention to acquire a 49% stake in WORK, Inc., a Taiwan-based co-working space operator. The deal includes a put option for the remaining 51% ownership.
The acquisition will be financed through convertible notes linked to TROOPS shares, priced at 80% of the lower of the pre-signing closing price or 60-day average. Key obligations include developing a 7,000 square feet co-working space in Hong Kong and creating a dedicated mobile application.
The transaction is subject to due diligence, regulatory approvals from NASDAQ and SEC, and requires no material adverse changes. This strategic move marks TROOPS' entry into Asia's flexible workspace market.
TROOPS Inc (NASDAQ:TROO) has received an adverse judgment from the Hong Kong High Court requiring significant financial payments. The company and its subsidiaries are jointly liable for payments totaling HKD 404.8 million (HKD 163.4M + HKD 241.4M) in connection with action HCA 938/2022.
The case stems from allegations by FTI Consulting as liquidators regarding a disputed restructuring plan involving the divestment of Boca International Limited and Century Skyway Limited. Management strongly disagrees with the ruling and is exploring legal options including filing a Notice of Appeal. Additionally, TROOPS is planning to mobilize shareholders for a class-action lawsuit against FTI Consulting in U.S. courts for alleged malicious prosecution.
TROOPS (NASDAQ: TROO) has received the initial portion of a strategic investment exceeding $10 million from Wang & Lee Group (NASDAQ: WLGS), expected to complete by mid-April 2025. The investment, announced on March 31, 2025, aims to integrate AI, IoT, and blockchain technologies across TROOPS' portfolio.
The partnership focuses on three key areas:
- AI-driven advertising platforms for tenant engagement
- IoT smart home devices for energy efficiency and security
- Blockchain ESG rewards system for sustainable practices
The strategic roadmap includes scaling IoT and AI systems across up to 200 buildings, developing ESG token partnerships, and integrating renewable energy solutions through Wang & Lee's Solar (HK) acquisition. This collaboration aims to enhance asset value and tenant retention while strengthening TROOPS' liquidity position.
TROOPS (NASDAQ: TROO) has announced two strategic initiatives to expand its presence in Hong Kong. The company is conducting preliminary due diligence on a Hong Kong-based insurance brokerage and is in advanced negotiations to acquire Bestfaith International Technology .
The potential insurance brokerage acquisition, still in early stages, would enhance TROOPS' financial services portfolio in Asia's insurance market. The deal remains subject to due diligence, regulatory approvals, and final negotiations.
The more advanced acquisition of Bestfaith would give TROOPS 100% ownership of a building management firm that provides telecommunication management and optical fiber services to over 200 residential and commercial properties in Hong Kong. This acquisition awaits regulatory approvals and final board consent.
TROOPS, Inc. announced on April 11, 2023, that allegations were made against independent director Mr. Wang Tai Dominic Li in Civil Action HCA 938 of 2022. The company rejects these allegations and will defend them vigorously. To ensure transparency and protect shareholders, the Board has established a Special Committee, chaired by independent director Mr. Wood Shing Kei Sze, to conduct an internal investigation into Mr. Li's integrity and the company's corporate governance. This investigation is currently in its preliminary stages. TROOPS, Inc. operates in Hong Kong, focusing on money lending, property investment, and an online financial marketplace leveraging advanced technologies. The management emphasizes a commitment to enhancing shareholder value through strategic operations.
TROOPS, Inc. (Nasdaq: TROO) reported unaudited results for the six months ended June 30, 2021, with revenue of $1.28 million, a 16.9% decline from $1.54 million in 2020. Revenue streams included $0.64 million from money lending, down from $0.90 million, and $0.52 million from property management, down from $0.60 million. General and administrative expenses fell by 10.6% to $1.35 million. Despite a net loss of $1.20 million, improved gains from derivative liabilities were reported at $0.25 million, contrasting with a loss in 2020.
TROOPS, Inc. (NASDAQ: TROO) has completed its corporate name change from SGOCO Group, Ltd. to TROOPS, Inc. and its trading symbol change to TROO, effective November 16, 2021. This change was approved during the annual meeting on December 4, 2020. TROOPS operates as a conglomerate in Hong Kong, focusing on money lending, property investment, and an online financial marketplace leveraging advanced technologies like AI and blockchain.
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