KiNRG, Inc.·8-K

Apr 2, 5:17 PM ET

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KiNRG, Inc. 8-K

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KiNRG, Inc. Announces Acquisition of Trinity Group for $8.2M

What Happened
KiNRG, Inc. announced it entered into and closed a Stock Purchase Agreement to acquire 100% of Trinity Group Construction, Inc. The closing occurred on April 1, 2026. The aggregate purchase price was $8,200,000, consisting of cash, equity and a promissory note; the transaction includes customary representations, covenants and indemnification provisions.

Key Details

  • Total purchase price: $8,200,000 comprised of:
    • $1,000,000 cash at closing
    • 4,200,000 shares of KiNRG common stock (4,000,000 to Millard L. Wallen, III; 200,000 to Reginald J. Arnold, II)
    • $3,000,000 promissory note (6.0% annual interest), due at earlier of the closing of KiNRG’s public offering or September 30, 2026; prepayable without penalty
  • Seller protections and limits: seller non-compete for five years post-closing; seller indemnification capped at $820,000 with customary carve-outs for fundamental reps and tax matters
  • Stock issuance: the 4,200,000 shares were issued in private placements relying on Section 4(a)(2) and/or Rule 506; recipients represented they are accredited investors and the shares carry transfer restrictions
  • Financial reporting: KiNRG will file Trinity’s required financial statements and pro forma information by the SEC’s prescribed deadlines

Why It Matters
This is an acquisition-driven growth move for KiNRG: it adds a construction services business (Trinity) to KiNRG’s holdings and was funded with a mix of cash, equity and near-term debt. Investors should note the dilution from the 4.2 million share issuance, the $3.0M note obligation (6% interest) coming due by Sept 30, 2026 or sooner if KiNRG completes a public offering, and the indemnity cap which limits post-closing seller liability. KiNRG’s forthcoming filings with audited financials and pro forma results will provide necessary detail on how this acquisition affects revenue, assets and earnings going forward.

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