Elong Power (ELPW) settles CEO loan and sells new Class B shares
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Elong Power Holding Limited reported a related-party financing and debt settlement with its CEO, Ms. Xiaodan Liu. In 2025 the company borrowed $1,380,396 from Ms. Liu at 8% annual interest, payable on demand. As of June 23, 2026, the outstanding balance was $33,000.
To settle this remaining payable, the company entered into a debt settlement and mutual release agreement and issued 33,881 Class B ordinary shares at $0.974 per share to Gracedan Co., Limited, a company controlled by Ms. Liu. The company also signed a securities purchase agreement to issue and sell a further 66,119 Class B ordinary shares at $0.974 per share to Gracedan Co., Limited, providing additional equity financing.
Both the settlement and share issuance were completed on June 24, 2026 under exemptions from registration provided by Section 4(a)(2) of the Securities Act of 1933 and Regulation S.
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Elong Power converts insider debt and raises small equity via CEO-controlled entity.
The company eliminated a $33,000 payable to its CEO by issuing 33,881 Class B shares and simultaneously raised additional equity by selling 66,119 Class B shares at $0.974 per share to a company she controls. This shifts part of the capital structure from debt to equity.
Because the counterparty is related to management, governance-sensitive investors often focus on pricing and process. Here, the share price matches the closing price of the listed Class A shares on June 22, 2026, suggesting arm’s-length pricing within the limits of the disclosure.
The transactions are relatively small against the original $1,380,396 loan, so balance sheet impact appears modest. Subsequent filings may give more context on remaining related-party balances and any future equity issuances under similar terms.