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1606 Corp. reports developments around its AI-focused technology business, corporate strategy, and public-company disclosures. Company materials describe AI-powered conversational and customer engagement solutions, along with a strategy centered on data-center-ready facilities with captive power for AI and high-performance computing demand.
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1606 Corp (CBDW) has signed a non-binding Letter of Intent dated September 6, 2026 with Prime Tex Group, USA to explore a potential acquisition or assignment of 1606's contractual rights and interests in a roughly 132-acre biomass power and data center development property in Texas (the Project).
Under the LOI, Prime Tex may evaluate acquiring or assuming 1606's rights under the existing Purchase and Sale Agreement for the Project, but neither party is obligated to conduct due diligence, negotiate definitive agreements, or complete a transaction. The LOI is expressly non-binding and non-exclusive, allowing 1606 to continue pursuing other strategic alternatives involving the Project while discussions with Prime Tex proceed.
The Project includes an existing biomass power generation facility and related infrastructure that 1606 has been evaluating for redevelopment for data center and high-performance computing uses. The LOI expires on December 31, 2026 unless extended in writing, and there is no assurance any definitive agreement or transaction will result.
1606 Corp (CBDW) signed a non-binding Letter of Intent with EthosEnergy O&M to negotiate operations and maintenance services for its planned approximately 55 MW Lufkin, Texas power facility.
The LOI contemplates that, following 1606’s successful acquisition and financial close of the Lufkin project, the parties would work toward a definitive Operations and Maintenance Agreement based on EthosEnergy O&M’s detailed proposal covering mobilization and operating requirements. The Lufkin site spans about 132 acres, centered on a biomass power plant that may require substantial recommissioning, repair or replacement. 1606 is evaluating the facility for behind-the-meter power solutions for AI, high-performance computing, data centers and other power-intensive uses, while also stating that no specific corporate actions, including a reverse stock split, have been determined at this time.
1606 Corp (OTC: CBDW) provided an update on its planned acquisition and redevelopment of an approximately 132-acre biomass power facility and data center site in Lufkin, Texas. The company has engaged MDM Group to market the powered site to hyperscale operators, AI and high-performance computing (HPC) companies, infrastructure investors and other potential end users or strategic counterparties.
According to 1606, strategic options being evaluated include long-term power off-take arrangements, joint ventures, or a potential sale or assignment of its contractual interest. Separately, 1606 has engaged an experienced power-generation services company to support operation and recommissioning of the approximately 55 MW biomass plant and has received a detailed operations and maintenance plan. The company recently completed its latest quarterly SEC filing and continues working toward closing the Lufkin acquisition by October 31, 2026, which remains contingent on securing financing and carries substantial non-refundable payments already made that would be forfeited if the deal does not close.
1606 Corp (OTC: CBDW) has engaged MDM Group under a success-fee-only agreement to market its planned acquisition of a roughly 132-acre power campus near Lufkin, East Texas, featuring about 55 MW of behind-the-meter power and an existing industrial facility. MDM will identify and introduce potential buyers, long-term AI/HPC capacity off-takers, and joint venture partners, and help coordinate due diligence and communications. The mandate is limited to commercial real estate and infrastructure advisory, not securities or capital raising. The Purchase and Sale Agreement for the Lufkin facility runs through October 31, 2026, giving 1606 time to pursue leasing, joint venture, and infrastructure financing options.
1606 Corp (OTC: CBDW) reported continued progress on its planned acquisition of a Texas power generation and infrastructure project, executing a Third Amendment to the Purchase and Sale Agreement with Jefferson Enterprise Energy to extend the closing deadline to October 31, 2026.
According to the company, financing talks with institutional investors, family offices, and energy-focused groups have produced multiple indications of interest and term sheets, though no firm commitments yet. The 132-acre Angelina County site includes an existing power plant, extensive utilities, rail access, industrial improvements, and a 50,000-square-foot warehouse.
1606 Corp (OTC: CBDW) signed a definitive agreement to acquire a majority controlling interest in Sim Agro, a global power-plant operations and energy-infrastructure company, to support development of captive power and data-center infrastructure for AI and high-performance computing.
The company also reiterated a Purchase and Sale Agreement to acquire a Texas power-generation property on ~132 acres with a 50,000 sq ft warehouse, targeted to close May 22, 2026. The deal structure includes share-and-cash consideration, a lien restructuring that may reduce net facility acquisition cost by approximately $4.2 million, appointment of Dr. Karthik Raghavan to the board, and Sim Agro serving as primary operator upon closing.
1606 Corp (OTC: CBDW) filed its Annual Report on Form 10-K on March 31, 2026, describing a strategic repositioning toward power-backed data center infrastructure.
Key facts include a signed Purchase and Sale Agreement for a 132-acre site with a power generation asset and a 50,000 sq ft data center-ready facility, a non-binding LOI with Sim Agro, and engagement of Moody to support capital markets and financing.
1606 Corp. (OTCID: CBDW) CEO Austen Lambrecht was featured in a March 26, 2026 video interview outlining the company’s AI-focused data-center strategy, leadership focus, and recent milestones. Management emphasized execution, readiness to support AI demand this year, and a completed purchase and sale agreement for 132 acres in Texas with a 50,000-square-foot warehouse and on-site captive power generator.
The interview highlights platform development, operational improvements, and steps to enhance regulatory standing and market visibility as part of the company’s long-term growth plan.
1606 Corp (NASDAQ:CBDW) engaged Moody Capital Solutions as its sole exclusive placement agent and financial advisor to advise on capital markets and financing matters through December 31, 2026. The engagement commenced on February 18, 2026 and includes customary cash and equity compensation plus expense reimbursement.
1606 Corp previously signed a PSA to acquire a 55-megawatt power generation facility and a 50,000 sq ft climate-controlled, data-center-ready site on ~132 acres in Texas to support data centers and AI infrastructure; the transaction remains subject to customary closing conditions.
1606 Corp. (OTC: CBDW) executed a Purchase and Sale Agreement to acquire a 132-acre site in Lufkin, Texas, including on-site power generation, a 50,000 sq ft warehouse and development rights.
The agreed purchase price is approximately $11.2 million (cash plus assumption of an existing lien). A recent CBRE report valued the power generation asset at $164 million. Closing is expected April 15 following due diligence. 1606 has received initial inbound interest from data center operators and is in advanced negotiations to acquire Sim Agro to operate the facility.