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T-REX Acquisition Corp. filings document the public-company record of a Nevada issuer operating a multi-tiered cryptocurrency-mining business whose common shares trade on the OTCQB Venture Market under TRXA. The filings cover operating subsidiaries including Raptor Mining, Megalodon Mining and Electric, Sabretooth Mining Containers, Deinodon Mining Solutions, and related entities used for data-center and mining operations.
Recent disclosures include Form 8-K reports on governance and management appointments, data-center refinancing, material agreements, corporate communications, operational interruptions at a mining facility, and subsidiary business developments. The record also includes a Form 12b-25 notice for a delayed quarterly report and registration materials related to the resale of common stock and warrant shares, documenting capital-structure and reporting matters for the company.
T-REX Acquisition Corp. reported a larger net loss and severe liquidity pressure for the nine months ended March 31, 2026. The company generated total revenue of $12,094, but recorded a net loss of $2,579,113, up from $1,122,930 a year earlier.
Total assets were $670,303 against total liabilities of $1,918,001, resulting in a stockholders’ deficit of $1,247,698. Cash was only $383, with a working capital deficit of $1,905,620. Management disclosed substantial doubt about the company’s ability to continue as a going concern and plans to seek additional financing.
The crypto-focused group, which mines Bitcoin and operates a hosting facility in Orofino, Idaho, held Bitcoin worth $150 at period end, down from $17,502. The lender on the Orofino facility filed a notice of default and began foreclosure proceedings, and the property was refinanced into a new structure with three liens secured by promissory notes.
T-REX Acquisition Corp. reported a series of leadership changes effective May 15, 2026. The Board of Directors appointed Frank Horkey as Chairman of the Board and David McPhail as Chief Executive Officer. On the same date, Matthew Cohen resigned as Chief Executive Officer and as a member of the Board, and Katharyn Field resigned as a Board member. The company stated that both resignations were not related to any disagreement regarding its operations, policies, or procedures.
T-REX Acquisition Corp. notifies the Commission it could not timely file its Form 10-Q for the quarter ended March 31, 2026 due to delays in completing the quarter-end financial statements. The notification was signed by Frank Horkey on May 14, 2026.
The company states the delay relates specifically to completion of the financial statements for the quarter ended March 31, 2026 and that it is using Rule 12b-25 to provide the notification.
T-REX Acquisition Corp. has signed a definitive Asset Purchase Agreement, through its subsidiary M M & E 2, LLC, to acquire an operating 3-megawatt turnkey data center in Roberta, Georgia from Cryptaugh LLC and Sonace LLC. The deal includes a 5.8-acre land parcel, six portable mining containers, and an electrical services contract with Flint Electric Membership Corporation to supply up to 4.5 megawatts of power. Management states this acquisition could increase the company’s crypto mining capacity by up to an additional 450% and provide ample land for further expansion of its mining operations.
T-REX Acquisition Corp., a revenue-stage, vertically integrated crypto-mining business, has appointed David McPhail to its Board of Directors. McPhail brings 38 years of experience in industrial automation, IIoT, and manufacturing intelligence, which the company views as a strategic addition to its leadership.
President Frank Horkey highlighted McPhail’s history managing public and private entities and his ability to drive production value as key strengths. T-REX operates through subsidiaries focused on proprietary crypto mining, data centers and co-location, mining container fabrication, and mining management software, and its common shares trade on the OTCQB under the symbol TRXA.
T-REX Acquisition Corp. announced it has completed the refinancing of its Orofino, Idaho data center, which is operated through its wholly owned subsidiary Megalodon Mining and Electric LLC. The 6,500 square foot facility supports proprietary cryptocurrency mining for sister subsidiary Raptor Mining LLC and provides co-location services to outside crypto mining companies.
President Frank Horkey said that with the new financing in place, the company intends to focus on expanding its business model. Planned initiatives include acquiring larger data centers, increasing proprietary mining operations, and, through wholly owned subsidiary Sabretooth Mining Solutions LLC, beginning fabrication and sales of custom-designed mining containers for rural and remote deployment.
The company describes itself as a revenue-stage, multi-tiered vertically integrated crypto mining business operating through subsidiaries focused on proprietary mining, data centers and co-location services, mining container fabrication, and proprietary mining management software. Its common shares trade on the OTCQB Venture Market under the symbol TRXA.
T-REX Acquisition Corp. reports a small Bitcoin-focused business with significant financial strain for the six months ended December 31, 2025. Revenue was only $11,389, almost entirely from Bitcoin mining, while the net loss reached $1,410,116, widening from the prior-year period. Operating expenses of over $1.2M and interest and derivative losses drove results.
Total assets were $680,255 against liabilities of $2,113,292, leaving stockholders’ deficit at $1,433,037. Cash was just $1,759, with a working capital deficit of $2,100,806 and an accumulated deficit of $10,969,465. The company disclosed a going concern warning, noting substantial doubt about its ability to continue without new capital.
Debt and derivatives are heavy: notes payable to unrelated parties totaled $555,395 (net $436,120 after discount), related-party notes were $364,366, and the derivative liability tied to convertible features jumped to $433,864 from $34,597. The Orofino, Idaho data center is encumbered by a first-lien note of $307,688 that is in default, with foreclosure proceedings initiated, plus a second-lien related-party note of $207,630. Management plans to pursue additional funding to support its Bitcoin mining, hosting, and emerging software and modular infrastructure segments.
T-REX Acquisition Corp. notified the SEC it will be late filing its Form 10-Q for the quarter ended December 31, 2025 because it experienced delays completing its financial statements.
The notification, signed by Frank Horkey on February 23, 2026, states the company is delayed in filing the Form 10-Q for the quarter then ended; no further metrics or timing for completion are provided in the excerpt.
T-REX Acquisition Corp. reported that on January 8, 2026 it will issue a press release titled “T-REX Acquisition Corp Partners with FMW Media Works LLC as its Public Relations and Media Expert.” The company describes FMW Media Works LLC as its public relations and media expert, signaling a move to enhance how it communicates with the market and the public. The press release is furnished as Exhibit 99.1 and is not treated as filed for liability purposes under the Securities Exchange Act.
T-REX Acquisition Corp. reported changes in its leadership team. On January 2, 2026, the Board of Directors appointed Matthew Cohen as Chief Executive Officer. Cohen has more than 38 years of public company leadership experience, including roles as chief executive, chief financial officer, and other senior positions, and has worked in public company financing, capital structuring, and strategic advisory across multiple regions. He previously served as Co-Founder and CEO/CFO of Stem Holdings, Inc. and began his career in investment banking at Oppenheimer.
On the same date, the Board appointed Katharyn (Katie) Field as a director. Field is currently Chief Executive Officer of iSpecimen Inc. and serves as an executive director at Akanda Corporation and LogProstyle. Her background spans public and private sector roles, including CEO of Halo Collective Inc., consulting at Bain & Company, and operational leadership at the Brookings Institution, supported by degrees from Stanford University and Columbia Business School.