STRATEGIC ACQUISITIONS INC /NV/ 8-K

What Happened

• Strategic Acquisitions, Inc. (filed 8-K on March 10, 2026) announced that on February 4, 2026 its board approved issuing 30,000,000 restricted common shares to John P. O’Shea and 10,000,000 restricted common shares to Jennifer L. O’Shea at a $0.001 subscription price for past services. After issuance John P. O’Shea owns 30,151,800 shares (about 64.6% of 46,675,000 outstanding) and Jennifer L. O’Shea owns 10,000,000 shares (about 21.4%). The company also reported director/officer changes and a change in its independent auditor.

Key Details

• Shares: 30,000,000 to John P. O’Shea and 10,000,000 to Jennifer L. O’Shea, issued Feb 4, 2026 at $0.001 per share; total outstanding as of Mar 10, 2026 = 46,675,000 shares.
• Ownership: John P. O’Shea holds ~64.6% (30,151,800 shares); Jennifer L. O’Shea holds ~21.4% (10,000,000 shares).
• Transfer restrictions and exemption: Shares issued under the Section 4(2) private placement exemption and bear legends restricting transfer unless registered or exempt.
• Management/audit changes: Director Wei Huang resigned (Jan 18, 2026); Secretary/Principal Financial Officer/Director Yuanyuan Huang resigned (Feb 3, 2026); Jennifer L. O’Shea was appointed to the board (Feb 18, 2026). Integritat Audit, Accounting & Advisory, LLC was engaged as the new independent registered public accounting firm (engagement approved Feb 28, 2026). The filing states no consultations, disagreements, or reportable events with the prior accountant.

Why It Matters

• Ownership concentration: The issuances give John P. O’Shea majority control (~64.6%) and, together with his wife’s stake, the O’Shea family controls a large majority of the company—important for voting control and strategic decisions.
• Related-party and governance implications: Significant share grants to an officer’s spouse and her appointment to the board are material governance events investors should note; the shares are restricted but may affect perceptions of independence and potential conflicts.
• Audit change: A new independent auditor was engaged with the filing disclosing no disagreements or reportable events with the prior accountant—investors should monitor future filings for audit reports and any changes in financial reporting.