M&A - HCM II Acquisition Corp.
Form Type: 425
Filing Date: 2025-06-24
Corporate Action: Acquisition
Type: New
Accession Number: 000121390025057249
Filing Summary: On June 24, 2025, HCM II Acquisition Corp. announced a collaboration with Terrestrial Energy Inc. to enhance the development and commercialization of the IMSR plant, a small modular nuclear power facility. The partnership with Ameresco aims to advance the deployment of customized energy solutions tailored for data centers and industrial applications. This collaboration will focus on site identification, design, licensing, and operation of IMSR projects across the U.S. Specifically, the IMSR technology allows for customization and hybridization with other energy systems such as natural gas to deliver clean, reliable energy solutions. Notably, the announcement builds on a prior Business Combination Agreement between HCM II and Terrestrial Energy, aimed at facilitating the latter’s public listing on Nasdaq under the ticker symbol 'IMSR'. The document highlights the strategic goals behind the collaboration, including the ability to adapt the IMSR’s output to meet market demands for low-carbon energy.
Additional details:
Subject Company: Terrestrial Energy Inc.
Business Combination Agreement Date: 2025-03-26
Ticker Symbol: IMSR
Collaboration Partner: Ameresco, Inc.
Regulatory Submission Type: Form S-4
Business Combination Purpose: acquire Terrestrial Energy and facilitate public listing on Nasdaq
Form Type: 425
Filing Date: 2025-06-24
Corporate Action: Merger
Type: New
Accession Number: 000121390025057251
Filing Summary: On June 24, 2025, HCM II Acquisition Corp. filed a Form 425 relating to a proposed merger with Terrestrial Energy Inc. The document describes a deal which allows Terrestrial Energy to use gas as a temporary power source for data centers while hybridizing operations to transition to small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) in the future. HCM II is expected to file a Registration Statement, including a preliminary proxy statement and prospectus, regarding the merger. The partnership will enable Terrestrial to explore additional projects, focusing on short-term gas options that can later transition to nuclear energy. The memorandum initiates a due diligence process, although no mutual investments were included in the deal. Key executives from both companies are involved in a solicitation of proxies in anticipation of the merger, underscoring the importance of federal support and established business partnerships in the nuclear sector. The filing also warns of various risks and uncertainties associated with completion of the merger, potential impacts on operations, and the necessity for shareholder and regulatory approvals before moving forward with the merger.
Additional details:
Subject Company: Terrestrial Energy Inc.
Commission File No: 001-42252
Partnership Details: Exploring projects with Ameresco to use gas power with an option to transition to SMRs
Due Diligence Process: Kicks off a due diligence process to assess the viability of the gas-fired bridge to the Terrestrial SMR
Registration Statement Info: HCM II and the Company intend to file a Registration Statement with the SEC regarding the merger.
Form Type: 425
Filing Date: 2025-05-27
Corporate Action: Merger
Type: New
Accession Number: 000121390025047873
Filing Summary: HCM II Acquisition Corp. has filed a Form 425 in connection with a proposed merger with Terrestrial Energy Inc., which is pursuing the development of small modular reactors for efficient and cost-effective nuclear energy generation. The document provides insights into recent executive orders signed by President Trump aimed at enhancing the nuclear energy industry in the U.S. and hints at the increasing role of nuclear power in future energy provision. A Registration Statement will be filed with the SEC including a preliminary proxy statement and prospectus, with details for shareholders advised to read these documents once available. Forward-looking statements regarding the timing and potential benefits of the merger are included, highlighting the strategic importance of the merged entities in the evolving energy landscape and potential risks associated with the merger process.
Additional details:
Subject Company: Terrestrial Energy Inc.
Registration Statement: to be filed with the SEC
Proxy Statement Info: preliminary and definitive proxy statements regarding the merger
Participants In Solicitation: HCM II and Terrestrial Energy's directors and officers
Risks And Uncertainties: potential legal proceedings, shareholder approval, regulatory changes, competitive pressures
Form Type: 10-Q
Filing Date: 2025-05-20
Corporate Action: Merger
Type: New
Accession Number: 000121390025045957
Filing Summary: HCM II Acquisition Corp., incorporated as a blank check company in the Cayman Islands, is pursuing its initial Business Combination through a merger with Terrestrial Energy Inc., structured under a Business Combination Agreement entered on March 26, 2025. The merger will involve HCM II Merger Sub Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of HCM II, merging into Terrestrial Energy, which will continue as the surviving entity. As of March 31, 2025, the Company had not yet selected any specific Business Combination target and had not engaged in substantive discussions with potential targets. The document outlines the Company's financial details, including current assets of $682,955 and total liabilities of $12,791,714, leading to a shareholders’ deficit of $12,078,676. It notes a total of 23 million Class A and 5.75 million Class B shares outstanding. The Company received $230 million from its Initial Public Offering in 2024, intended to facilitate the merger as well as future business operations. The ongoing operations are to be funded through interest income from marketable securities in a Trust Account, where funds will remain until the completion of the Business Combination. Notably, there is a risk of automatic liquidation if the Business Combination is not completed by August 19, 2026, raising concerns about the Company’s liquidity. Management acknowledges that financing may be required to continue operations and complete the merger.
Additional details:
Class A Shares Outstanding: 23000000
Class B Shares Outstanding: 5750000
Current Assets: 682955
Total Liabilities: 12791714
Shareholders Deficit: 12078676
Initial Public Offering Proceeds: 230000000
Merger Target: Terrestrial Energy Inc.
Merger Subsidiary: HCM II Merger Sub Inc.
Merger Date: 2025-03-26
Merger Status: pending
Form Type: 425
Filing Date: 2025-03-28
Corporate Action: Merger
Type: New
Accession Number: 000101376225003481
Filing Summary: HCM II Acquisition Corp. has announced a proposed merger with Terrestrial Energy Inc. through a reverse merger which is expected to facilitate Terrestrial Energy going public by the fourth quarter of 2025. The deal is anticipated to start trading in that timeframe. The merger aims to capitalize on growing interest in innovative nuclear solutions to meet surging energy demands, particularly for AI data centers. Key figures involved include Simon Irish, CEO of Terrestrial Energy, and Ernest Moniz, former Energy Secretary. Terrestrial Energy's molten salt reactor technology is touted as a more efficient alternative to conventional nuclear reactors, capable of generating electricity with greater efficiency while producing less waste. HCM II and Terrestrial Energy plan to file a Registration Statement with the SEC, which will include a preliminary proxy statement and prospectus for HCM II's shareholders. Interested shareholders will receive details regarding the merger and are encouraged to review the relevant documents when available. The announcement also highlights potential risks associated with the merger, including regulatory approval and market conditions.
Additional details:
Subject Company: Terrestrial Energy Inc.
Commission File No: 001-42252
Merger Expected Qtr: fourth quarter of 2025
Announcement Type: reverse merger
Water Usage: uses molten salt instead of water to cool
Key Partners: Texas A&M
Unique Characteristics: higher temperature operations, more efficient electricity generation, less waste
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