Company: TGE
Filing Date: 2025-12-03
Form Type: 424B3
Source: 0001213900-25-117807
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Company: Generation Essentials Group
Filing Date: 2025-12-03
Form: 424B3
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 our ability to sponsor future SPACs or
pursue our broader corporate strategy.

Acquired business combination targets may underperform or fail to meet expectations, adversely affecting our business and reputation.

Following the successful
completion of a business combination by one of our sponsored SPACs, including TGE Value Creative Solutions Corp, we may acquire an interest
in a target company. This may involve obtaining control (including, where applicable, through dual-class share or voting structures or
other arrangements) or holding a non-controlling interest. In each case, our intention is to generate value through operational improvements,
strategic guidance and by fostering synergies with our existing portfolio.

The identification and
assessment of suitable acquisition targets require the deployment of significant resources towards the conduct of thorough due diligence,
including legal, financial, commercial and operational reviews. Material issues, liabilities or adverse circumstances may not be identified
prior to the completion of a business combination, or that the information available to us during the diligence process may be incomplete,
inaccurate or misleading. Any such failure in the diligence process could result in the acquisition of a business that is fundamentally
unsound or less attractive than initially anticipated.

In addition, notwithstanding
our due diligence processes and the experience of our management team, the acquired targets could underperform relative to our expectations
or fail to achieve their business plans. Underperformance may also arise from unforeseen liabilities or adverse developments affecting
the target’s business, financial condition or prospects; changes in market dynamics, customer preferences or regulatory requirements;
or the inability of the target’s management team to execute the agreed strategy. Should an acquired business fail to deliver anticipated
results, we may be required to recognise impairment charges, write-downs or other losses in respect of our investment, whether the target
is controlled, consolidated, or accounted for as an associate or financial asset. Where we obtain control or consolidate an acquired
target, we may be exposed to additional risks, including the requirement to recognise the full impact of the target’s financial
performance, liabilities and obligations in our consolidated financial statements, and the potential for increased scrutiny from investors,
regulators and other stakeholders. In such circumstances, we may also be perceived as bearing primary responsibility for the performance
of the acquired business.

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Any significant underperformance
or failure of an acquired target could therefore result in financial loss, reputational harm, increased scrutiny from regulators or counterparties,
and diminished confidence in our ability to execute our SPAC initiative or deliver value to our shareholders