On June 12, 2026, Blue Chip Holdings inked a definitive merger agreement with Singapore-based digital infrastructure provider DCF Future Data Center, finalizing the cross-border transaction through a share-swap arrangement that took immediate effect. This landmark acquisition marks a pivotal advancement in Blue Chip Holdings' global digital economy strategy, securing premium computing infrastructure in Southeast Asia to bridge critical gaps across the AI value chain and unlock US$300 million in confirmed commercial contracts. The move reinforces the company's operational foundation while accelerating its planned merger with Nasdaq-listed SPAC entity FSHP, creating synergies for future market expansion. DCF Future Data Center, a deeply entrenched player in Singapore’s digital ecosystem, specializes in IDC data center development, high-performance computing leasing, and technical maintenance services. Post-acquisition, DCF will maintain its local leadership team and operational autonomy, ensuring continuity in regional expertise. Simultaneously, the company will adopt PCAOB-compliant auditing protocols and U.S. securities disclosure requirements, integrating into Blue Chip Holdings’ global governance framework to achieve standardized, internationally recognized operations. Both entities have committed to initiating preparations for DCF’s spin-off and independent public listing within 24 months of full financial integration. Blue Chip Holdings will provide strategic resources, including global distribution networks, capital markets acumen, and brand equity, to support this transformation. This collaboration underscores a shared vision for scalable growth in the rapidly evolving digital infrastructure sector.