Company: FGMCU
Filing Date: 2025-11-13
Form Type: 425
Source: 0001104659-25-111079
Chunk: 7

Company: FG Merger II Corp.
Filing Date: 2025-11-13
Form: 425
Chunk 7
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 an assembly line, with repeatability,
with standardization, with automation and the ability to use technician, a guy, we go off the street and train versus a tradesman that
that's all got a result in, you know, a much lower cost.

And, you know, the big thing is, is the assembly
line, the bigger the assembly line is, the more stations you have and the faster the product moves and the more you break up the, the
job that the worker is doing, you just get huge, huge benefits from that on the labor side. And then we'll end up, you know, with economies
of scale and bulk purchasing, the ability to buy direct from a manufacturer of a toilet, you know, or a window.

And then one day, hopefully vertically integrating
and building those products ourselves, doing the other services ourself, bringing like the whole big picture of deploying and selling
and leasing housing, all under the BOXABL brand. So, you know, hopefully we can go far beyond just the manufacturing and kind of cover
the whole scope of services. And I would also like to be not just selling these, these modules, but I would like to be buying the land,
developing the, the projects and the real estate and end up selling a finished house to someone. You know, I want I want to be doing a
large scale, you know, mass production of communities and then dropping those houses on Zillow cheaper than market rate, selling them
instantly and, and just turning projects and growing the growing division like that. And you know, the vision is really, really big. You
know, houses are big. The manufacturing facility is big. It's extremely expensive and capital intensive. And, you know, but that's the
scale of the problem and the reward if we figure it out. It's also very great.

Nick Clayton: You know, and you've had
a very interesting path so far and, and building things to where you are right now in terms of raising $230 million and equity capital
via a pair of Reg A+ rounds. What have been the pros and cons of that process, and how did that sort of lead you towards considering a
SPAC listing?

Galiano Tiramani:Yeah, I mean, the way
we raise capital is pretty, pretty unique. You know, we've done better than most other people have tried to raise that way. We leverage
social media, getting