Blue Laser Fusion, Inc.

Blue Laser Fusion, Inc. (formerly Unite Acquisition 2 Corp., a SPAC shell) filed an 8-K reporting the September 4, 2026 closing of its reverse merger with privately held Blue Laser Fusion Inc. The transaction issued 5,993,834 shares to Private Blue Laser Fusion stockholders and converted 1,155,632 options into options on the public entity's Common Stock. Concurrently, the company raised $25,032,287.50 in a private placement of 910,265 Units at $27.50/Unit. The sole pre-merger stockholder, Lucius Partners LLC, retained 1,000,000 shares. The filing also reports a change in certifying accountant (Item 4.01), changes in control (Item 5.01), new director/officer appointments (Item 5.02), and adoption of a 2026 Stock Incentive Plan reserving 3,235,086 shares. The company ceased being a shell company upon closing.

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A fusion-energy startup accessing public markets through a reverse merger with a concurrent $25M PIPE is a notable capital-markets event in a sector where funding pathways are closely watched.

This is a de-SPAC reverse merger bringing a private fusion energy company public via a shell vehicle rather than a traditional IPO. The structure mirrors other SPAC-era go-public paths for pre-revenue deep-tech companies, though Unite Acquisition 2 Corp. was a smaller shell with a single stockholder rather than a typical trust-backed SPAC.

No trading market currently exists for the Common Stock; listing on OTCQB, OTCQX, or a national exchange is not guaranteed. Lock-up agreements restrict sales for 18 months (affiliates) and 6 months (non-affiliates) post-listing approval, but the registration rights agreement requires a Form S-1 resale filing within 30 days of the final Offering close, which could create selling pressure once effective.