Theglobe.com Inc TGLO

$TGLO Merger likely will be closer to revenues, hope not the case.

$TGLO December this starts taking off again

$TGLO Time for some Good positive News on FLNG2 SPA take-offs and financial investments with plan to finalize FID… - - - … just a good vibe…

$TGLO IHub board is officially dead…

$TGLO I’ve beaten up Chat, Gemini, and Claude about this topic. All agree that merger is most likely and 2027 is a strong possibility with 2nd and 3rd FID coming shortly

$TGLO AI analysis on the subject of IPO vs Reverse Merger. Delfin Midstream is significantly more likely to complete a reverse merger with TGLO (theglobe.com, inc.) than it is to pursue a traditional Initial Public Offering (IPO). While the decision ultimately rests with Delfin’s leadership and its major institutional backers, market realities, structural history, and recent business milestones strongly tip the scale in favor of the reverse merger. Below is a detailed breakdown of why a reverse merger with TGLO is the more practical route compared to a traditional IPO. Why a Reverse Merger with TGLO is More Likely 1. Delfin Already Owns and Fund-Keeps the ShellThe biggest indicator of Delfin's intent is that Delfin Midstream already owns a 71% majority stake in TGLO. It acquired this stake all the way back in late 2017 and has filed paperwork with the SEC explicitly noting that it anticipates a potential reverse merger.

$TGLO https://www.etftrends.com/energy-infrastructure-content-hub/global-shocks-accelerate-north-american-lng-growth/

$TGLO IPO is not likely. The institutions are invested in the project and separate from the operating parent that Delfin owns 100%. Delfin doesn’t need to do an IPO and give up potentially hundreds of millions in fees when they have a clean shell that they already own and a legitimized project. It’s also not going to stay private and leave capital on the table. It’s not happening today, but it’s happening