Tron Inc. has made a move that can give it access to up to $1 billion in new capital. The company has submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) a Form S-3 shelf registration.

This action enables TRON to sell a range of securities, including stocks, debt, and warrants, at various points in time. This doesn’t mean an immediate raise is happening. Instead, it gives Tron Inc. the flexibility to raise funds when the timing and strategy make sense.

In a tweet shared by CryptoBasic, the filing outlines how the company might issue different types of securities in separate phases. This setup lets them react to market conditions and plan each offering individually. It’s a common move for companies that want options on the table without locking into a single raise all at once.

This filing comes right as the company is undergoing a full rebrand. Previously known as SRM Entertainment, Tron Inc. has now taken on a new identity, and it’s also updated its Nasdaq ticker to “TRON.” That change lines up with its increasing focus on blockchain and digital assets.

#Tron Files with SEC to Enable $1 Billion Capital Raise.

Tron Inc. has filed a Form S-3 shelf registration with the U.S. SEC, enabling it to raise up to $1 billion through future offerings of a broad range of securities.

These may include common and preferred stock, debt… pic.twitter.com/rHL1TJRsWo

By making the switch to the TRON name, the company is signaling a clearer direction for its future. It’s a move that aligns with its tech-driven focus and brings its public image closer to the blockchain space it’s trying to lead in.

Tron Inc. isn’t just using blockchain in branding, it’s also making TRX tokens a major part of its financial strategy. 

The company holds 365 million TRX, the largest known reserve of any publicly traded company. It hasn’t sold any of those tokens yet and considers TRX one of its main reserve assets, alongside cash and short-term investments.

Looking ahead, Tron Inc. plans to grow its TRX holdings even more using funds raised from equity or debt offerings. It’s also exploring ways to put that TRX to work, possibly through staking, collateralized lending, or other strategies that can generate yield while keeping the asset on the books.

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