QuasarEdge Acquisition Corporation (QRED) filed an 8-K for event date June 9, 2026, reporting entry into an Agreement and Plan of Merger with Robseek Intelligence Inc. (the Company), Robseek Limited as Principal Shareholder, Meng Tang as Principal Shareholder’s Representative, Robseek Inc. as Purchaser (a wholly owned subsidiary of Parent), and QRED Merger Sub Ltd. as Merger Sub (a wholly owned subsidiary of Purchaser). Exhibit 2.1 is the Merger Agreement; related support, lock-up, and registration-rights forms are attached. A press release is furnished under Item 7.01 as Exhibit 99.1. Structure is two-step: (i) Parent merges into Purchaser, with Purchaser surviving (SPAC Merger); (ii) immediately after, Merger Sub merges into the Company, with the Company surviving as a wholly owned subsidiary of Purchaser (Acquisition Merger). At the SPAC Merger effective time, each issued Parent ordinary share converts into one Purchaser Class A ordinary share, and each issued Parent right converts into one Purchaser right. At the Acquisition Merger effective time, each issued Company ordinary share (other than excluded shares) is cancelled for the right to receive its portion of 100,000,000 Purchaser ordinary shares, valued at $10.00 per share, on an agreed Company pre-money equity valuation of $1,000,000,000, allocated per the Merger Agreement. Post-close board of Purchaser is expected to be seven directors—one designated by Parent, six by the Company—subject to NYSE or Nasdaq requirements. Company officers are expected to become Purchaser officers. Ancillary packages signed or contemplated at signing/closing include a Company Shareholder Support Agreement (vote for the deal), a Sponsor Support Agreement (sponsor vote for the deal, vote against impeding proposals, no redemption of sponsor-held Parent shares, transfer restrictions), form lock-ups (certain Company holders, Sponsor Aspira Capital Consulting LTD, and others; 180 days from closing, customary exceptions), and an amended and restated registration rights agreement (demand, piggyback, shelf). Closing conditions are customary: no legal prohibition; Parent and Company shareholder approvals; registration statement declared effective; Purchaser securities approved for Nasdaq or NYSE listing; bring-down of reps/warranties and covenants; no MAE on Company or Parent; and completion of the Company’s internal offshore reorganization as contemplated. Parties will prepare and file a registration statement (described as Form F-4) including a proxy statement/prospectus. Termination rights are mutual consent, outside-date failure (date not stated in the 8-K body), final non-appealable governmental order, uncured breach, and failure to obtain required shareholder approvals. Reps generally do not survive closing except for fraud. Close-path (Pulse): definitive agreement plus sponsor non-redemption and company-side support voting improve path definition versus a pre-DA blank. Next mechanical gates are F-4 effectiveness, exchange listing approval, shareholder votes, and the offshore reorg. Cash (V): the 8-K does not state trust balance, redemption mechanics beyond sponsor’s agreement not to redeem its shares, PIPE/backstop size, or minimum-cash conditions. Public rights remain 1/4 share economics and, per the deal, roll one-for-one into Purchaser rights rather than being cashed out in the SPAC Merger step. The filing does not give the outside date, trust or net-cash figures, PIPE or other financing terms, redemption estimates, the specific share allocation among Company holders, lock-up party lists beyond the categories named, or a timetable to mailing/effectiveness. Full terms are qualified by Exhibit 2.1 and the other exhibits.

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