Company: FGMCU
Filing Date: 2025-11-13
Form Type: 425
Source: 0001104659-25-111079
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Company: FG Merger II Corp.
Filing Date: 2025-11-13
Form: 425
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 product too. If you're trying to ship something that's so expensive to ship that you can't go that far before
it becomes cost prohibitive, then you end up with a small factory and you don't really have mass production.

So for us, because we've solved that shipping
issue, it allows us to really do like a large scale mass production. And the result of that is just pushing the labor cost down and down
until it's next to nothing, hopefully. So that's why we think we're different, because we're the only ones who figured out really how
to ship these things cost effectively.

The other big problem is regulation. So the way
housing is regulated and factory built, housing is regulated is extremely over burdensome, really adds tremendous cost. I'm actually in
Washington DC right now trying to spread the word and get people on our side to, to fix this. And there are, you know, certain initiatives
going on in government, state and federal to actually, you know, improve that situation so that mass production of housing can be possible.

Nick Clayton: Yeah. And so speaking to
about the regulations there on sort of the geography issue and like a high level, where are you able to deploy the homes under your current
designs currently and under, you know, sort of state law. And that's feasible for you shipping wise as well logistically. And where are
some of the areas where you're not quite able to get into just yet?

Galiano Tiramani: We can pretty much ship
them anywhere. Our first project was in Cuba, so we got an order from the military. We use that to get everything going. It got, the house
got shipped 150 of them from Las Vegas to Florida. And then put on a barge. So kind of a testament to how good our shipping solution really
is.

Right now, as far as like a backyard EDU, which
is, you know, our first product, the Casita, is just a small little backyard kind of guest house product, which is growing in popularity
due to changes in laws that are kind of legalizing that. It's really big in California. They're pushing hard to enable people to deploy
those backyard units, but we're currently able to sell in about 15 states.

You know, unfortunately, it's, it's not the whole
country. And it takes a lot of time and a lot of money to get those approvals