The company submitted an application to the SEC, which must authorize or reject it.
This company arises from the “rebranding” of the SRM company and has Eric Trump’s support.
The American company Tron Inc., wants to increase its treasury in the homonymous cryptocurrency, Tron (TRX), by emission of corporate debt.
The entity submitted an application to the United States Stock Exchange and Securities Commission (SEC) for Authorize the issuance of securities for up to 1 billion dollars. The offer would include common actions, preferred actions, debt instruments, Warrants and purchasing rights; All, individually or combined.
According to him document Delivered to the SEC on July 26, the company may directly sell the values to the public or through authorized agents, banks or intermediaries. The company clarifies that No value can be offered without the simultaneous publication of said documentsas well as that the price per unit and the estimated net income will be announced in each concrete operation.
This strategy is part of the corporate transformation of the now renowned Tron Inc., a company that previously reported an agreement with a private investor per 100 million dollars. That initial capital was destined to establish an assets of assets in TRX. The agreement was facilitated by Dominari Securities, an investment bank signature based in New York and connections with Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, the children of the US President, as reported cryptonotic.
In June 2025, SRM announced its intention to change its name to Tron Inc. and adopt a dividend policy linked to TRX staking. As part of the recapitalization process, He issued 100,000 preferential actions convertible series B. These will be transformed into 200 million ordinary shares, with a conversion price of 0.50 dollars. 220 million coupons were also issued to acquire shares at the same value.
The financing plan reinforces the strategic reposition of Tron Inc. as A hybrid firm between the traditional capital market and the cryptocurrency ecosystem. The financing proposal now expects the official pronouncement of the SEC, which will determine whether or not to authorize the operation.
