Nex Neo Tech Inc. 8-K

What Happened

• Nex Neo Tech Inc. filed an 8‑K on July 23, 2026 disclosing a change in control effective July 17, 2026. Director Katarzyna Dzieszuta purchased 2,400,000 shares (≈54.55% of outstanding common stock) from former officer and majority shareholder Anastasiia Reish for $0.004 per share (total $9,600). The Board ratified the change in control.
• On the same date, Ms. Reish resigned as President, Treasurer, Secretary and director for personal reasons. The Board appointed Ms. Dzieszuta (age 35) to serve as President, Treasurer and Secretary; she remains a member of the Board. Ms. Dzieszuta has prior marketing and management experience and has served on the Board since June 20, 2025.
• The filing also reports an Assignment Agreement dated July 17, 2026: the company’s existing loan (originally made by Ms. Reish under a January 14, 2025 loan agreement) with an outstanding principal of $122,319.94 was assigned to Ms. Dzieszuta. The assignment did not change the loan’s terms or the aggregate amount owed; the Company now owes the same $122,319.94 to Ms. Dzieszuta under the original terms.

Key Details

• Share sale: 2,400,000 shares at $0.004/share = $9,600 total; equals ~54.55% of issued and outstanding common stock (effective July 17, 2026).
• Outstanding loan balance assigned: $122,319.94 as of July 17, 2026; Assignee (Ms. Dzieszuta) is now the Company’s sole creditor under that loan on the original terms.
• Board action: Change in control and appointments were acknowledged and ratified by written consent of the Board on the Effective Date.
• Resignation: Anastasiia Reish resigned from all positions and released related claims upon assignment/payment per the Assignment Agreement.

Why It Matters

• Governance: The transaction produced an immediate change in control—Ms. Dzieszuta now holds a majority stake and serves as the Company’s chief officer, which centralizes decision-making and control with a single insider.
• Creditor alignment: The Company’s outstanding loan ($122,319.94) is now held by its majority owner and officer, meaning future repayment obligations are to a related party rather than an external lender.
• Investor implications: Retail investors should note the ownership and management shift, the related‑party status of the outstanding debt, and the small cash consideration used to effect the change in control. These are material corporate governance and related‑party facts but do not, by themselves, indicate changes to the loan terms or immediate operational results.