Company: FGMCU
Filing Date: 2025-09-30
Form Type: 425
Source: 0001104659-25-095146
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Company: FG Merger II Corp.
Filing Date: 2025-09-30
Form: 425
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ABL,
open a brokerage account if you don’t have one, ask your broker how they handle private-company shares after a SPAC merger, and
watch for instructions from us once shares are tradable.

| 8. | What if my shares have a restriction? |

So, as part of the transaction, if successful,
all holders of BOXABL shares will receive shares in the surviving company pursuant to a merger registration statement. When converted
to common shares, the shares will be freely tradable.

| 9. | Do I need to do anything right now? |

No immediate action is required. Just keep your
info current, subscribe to our investor updates, and have your brokerage account ready.

| 10. | Will I need to sign anything? |

Maybe, maybe. If we need your signature, we’ll
let you know.

| 11. | Does filing an S4 mean BOXABL is public now? |

No. It’s a key milestone, however, but we
still require regulatory reviews, shareholder approvals, and listing requirement approval before we are officially public.

| 12. | When will BOXABL go public? |

Great question. So, BOXABL and FGMC have filed
a Form S-4 with the SEC. The SEC will review and potentially will provide comments, once we complete the SEC comment process, stockholders
of both BOXABL and FGMC must provide their approval through a stockholder vote, and Nasdaq listing approval. We currently anticipate closing
by the end of 2025, pending approvals.

| 13. | Can I invest in BOXABL now? |

No, Not directly. We’re not yet listed.
But FG Merger II Corp. is publicly traded on the Nasdaq currently under ticker FGMC. If the merger is completed, FGMC shares will convert
into shares of the combined company, which will include BOXABL’s business.

| 14. | Why might someone buy FGMC shares now? |

FGMC holds more than $80 million dollars in trust.
If public shareholders retain their shares through the merger, those funds will be available to BOXABL upon completion of the merger.

| 15. | What’s next now that the merger agreement is signed and Form S-4 is filed? |

Now that Form S-4 is filed, the SEC will review
and potentially provide comments or questions. We will address the comments for subsequent filing, and once we complete the SEC comment
process, the merger will be subject to a shareholder vote