NightFood Holdings Announces Supply Agreement via TechForce with Hon Hai

What Happened
NightFood Holdings, Inc. (via its wholly‑owned subsidiary TechForce Robotics, Inc.) announced on April 11, 2026 that it entered a Supply Agreement with NUWA Robotics Corp. (the Purchaser) and Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd. (HH). The agreement sets up a collaborative framework for product development, system integration and large‑scale manufacturing of robotic systems, with TechForce defining commercial requirements, NUWA providing engineering and final specifications, and HH manufacturing, testing, packing and delivering the finished products.

Key Details

• Agreement date: April 11, 2026; 8‑K furnished April 16, 2026.
• Initial term: 2 years, automatically renewing for successive one‑year terms unless terminated per the agreement.
• Payment: Purchaser (NUWA) will advance 100% of required payment before HH purchases material and begins production.
• Intellectual property: Title to finished Product and related IP (except HH’s pre‑existing IP) will be owned exclusively by TechForce; each party retains rights to its pre‑existing IPR. Limited licenses are granted so HH can manufacture and so Purchaser/distributors can sell and use the Product.
• Other: Parties agree to cooperate in good faith on development, production planning and commercialization; the agreement contains customary representations, warranties, indemnities and termination provisions.

Why It Matters
For investors, the agreement formalizes TechForce’s path to commercial manufacturing through a major contract manufacturer (Hon Hai) and an engineering/integration partner (NUWA), while limiting TechForce’s IP risk by retaining ownership of finished product IP. The requirement that NUWA advance 100% of production payment reduces TechForce’s upfront manufacturing exposure, though the filing does not disclose revenue projections, order sizes or financial terms. This is a strategic operational step for NightFood’s robotics business that could enable product commercialization if development and demand proceed as planned.