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Launch Two Acquisition Corp. (LPBB) disclosed that, due to a limited cash balance, it entered into a $848,000 Working Capital Promissory Note with its sponsor, Launch Two Sponsor, LLC, on August 17, 2026. The note carries a 10% prepayment penalty, matures at the earlier of the initial business combination, winding up, or six months after issuance, and can be extended for two months and then three additional months with fees of 1% and 1.5% of outstanding principal added to the loan balance.
The sponsor financed this note via an $848,000 Credit Agreement with SRX Global Inc., securing the loan by pledging 2,932,500 Class B shares (about 51% of its founder shares) as collateral and agreeing to transfer 150,000 Class B shares upon completion of a business combination. The sponsor also agreed to sell 350,000 Class B shares at $0.04 per share to Strategic Capital Advisories for consulting services. These transactions required a waiver under the existing Insider Letter to permit the pledges and transfers, while the credit and pledge agreements bind only the sponsor and not the company.
Launch Two Acquisition Corp. agreed to merge with NuCube Energy, Inc. in an all‑stock business combination. NuCube shareholders will receive newly issued Launch Two common shares based on a $500,000,000 purchase price divided by a $10.82 reference price, allocated using an exchange ratio tied to fully diluted NuCube shares.
The agreement includes up to 12,575,000 additional earnout shares for NuCube stockholders if the post‑merger stock trades at or above $18.00 for 20 days within any 30‑day period during three years after closing. Closing requires at least $75,000,000 from the trust and transaction financings combined and multiple regulatory and shareholder approvals.
Launch Two will domesticate from Cayman to Delaware, NuCube will become a wholly owned subsidiary, and NuCube’s equity awards and warrants will roll into Launch Two awards. Related agreements cover shareholder support, sponsor support and forfeitures, lock‑ups, a non‑compete for NuCube’s CEO, and amended registration rights.
Launch Two Acquisition Corp. is entering a definitive business combination with NuCube Energy, Inc. that values NuCube at approximately $500 million in pre-money equity and implies a pro forma enterprise value of about $579 million. The advanced-nuclear company develops factory-built, solid-state microreactors using TRISO fuel and heat-pipe cooling to deliver firm, carbon‑free power and high‑temperature process heat for microgrids, industrial customers and data centers. The deal structure rolls 100% of existing NuCube equity, with NuCube holders expected to own around 73% of the combined company at closing. Transaction funding is expected to include up to roughly $125 million of gross proceeds from a $75 million PIPE and about $50 million of SPAC trust cash, assuming redemptions, leaving up to approximately $104 million of net cash and no debt on the balance sheet. First‑of‑a‑kind deployment of NuCube’s NuSun platform is targeted for 2029, supported by U.S. Department of Energy Launch Pad participation. Closing is targeted for the second half of 2026, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals and other customary conditions.