Helio CORP /FL/ 8-K filings

Helio Corporation announced the completion of a 1-for-5 reverse stock split, effective July 20, 2026, to adjust its issued and outstanding shares of common stock.

Helio Corporation has filed a confidential registration statement and is proceeding with its plan to uplist to a national securities exchange, confirming its strategic direction.

Helio Corporation shareholders have approved a reverse stock split ranging from 1.25-for-1 to 5-for-1 to facilitate a future national exchange uplisting.

Helio Corporation has entered into a binding settlement agreement to resolve $879,163 in outstanding debt through a structured stock sale arrangement.

Helio Corporation has dismissed its previous auditor and engaged Hacker, Johnson & Smith PA to prepare for a planned uplisting to the NYSE, despite prior 'going concern' warnings.

Helio Corporation announced significant progress in its NASA space technology program and a key leadership appointment for space-based solar power, while simultaneously disclosing default notices on $250,000 in promissory notes.

Helio Corporation appointed three independent directors, including chairs for Audit, Compensation, and Intellectual Property committees, to enhance governance and support its NYSE uplisting efforts.

Helio Corporation announced the appointment of Mark Knauf as Chief Financial Officer, a strategic move to enhance financial governance and support its planned uplisting to the New York Stock Exchange.

Helio Corporation has raised $300,000 through two convertible promissory notes and issued warrants, providing $266,000 in net proceeds for working capital.

Helio Corporation announced the appointment of Edward Cabrera as its new CEO and Chairman, alongside a management restructuring and significant equity grants, signaling a strategic shift to enhance shareholder value.

Helio Corporation has secured $234,360 in new debt financing through two unsecured promissory notes and one convertible note, characterized by significant discounts, high interest rates, and punitive default penalties.

Helio Corporation's founders converted over $1 million in outstanding debt into common stock, strengthening the balance sheet, while the company simultaneously received a default notice on a separate $250,000 secured note.

Helio Corporation received a notice of default for nonpayment on two secured promissory notes totaling $900,000 and is actively evaluating its capital structure and alternatives.

Helio Corporation announced the departure of interim Chief Financial Officer Erick Frim, with CEO Gregory Delory assuming principal financial and accounting officer responsibilities.

Helio Corporation has entered into a Securities Purchase Agreement to issue a $275,000 promissory note and 25,000 common shares to an accredited investor, raising approximately $200,000 net proceeds for working capital.

Helio Corporation's directors pledged 2 million shares to secure $900,000 in promissory notes, while the company disputes a stated interest payment default.

Helio Corporation reported the immediate resignation of its Chief Technology Officer and a Board Director, Joseph Pitman, and the subsequent appointment of seasoned solar and space scientist Stuart D. Bale to its Board of Directors.