Company: FGMCU
Filing Date: 2025-11-13
Form Type: 425
Source: 0001104659-25-111079
Chunk: 13

Company: FG Merger II Corp.
Filing Date: 2025-11-13
Form: 425
Chunk 13
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 more modular, turnkey, you know, will really open up the opportunity. And, we have a, we have a significant affordability
crisis. Right? And there needs to be solutions. And I think this could be one of them.

Nick Clayton: Yeah, just looking forward.
You know, there's a lot of different directions that box will can expand. And you touched upon briefly, you know, some of the fact that
there are some financial services sides of the business that, you know, can be further fleshed out and expanded upon, and the company
will have a few more levers to pull in terms of its path into vertical integration. Once it has access to that public capital, you know,
how do you see the FG Merger team helping out with BOXABL, building on some of those ideas and executing on things, you know, beyond
the close of this deal?

Larry Swets Jr.: Yes. We, our philosophy
is to offer a facilitation of a public listing. Right. That's how we kind of, define ourselves in that facilitation is to come along and
in alongside someone like Galiano, you know, in the founders here and say, how can we help, you know, what can we do? And it's been a
really collaborative process with Galliano and his team, and probably one of the most collaborative I've had, actually.

And so really, been excited to work with someone
who is engaged, open to feedback, you know, asks tough questions. And, you know, I, like I've said this publicly before, he's a little
crazy. And and, and we embrace that. I thoroughly enjoyed him asking questions and pushing the lawyers. Why can't we do that? This is
what I want to do.

And, it's really exciting to work with someone
like that who will also take the feedback and say, we actually can't do that. Right. And so, you know, understanding where there is, you
know, a line. So from a financial services side, you know, we see opportunity with obviously financing these units. It's not going to
feel like a traditional mortgage.

Although we think it is right. It's actually has
portability which is something that most housing doesn't have. So, we think there's a unique angle there. Secondly, we think there's an
insurance opportunity, and the insurance opportunity because it is highly engineered. And so,