CYCUW Cycurion, Inc.

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Executive Summary

Cycurion (CYCU) entered into a definitive merger agreement to acquire Halo Privacy and havenX for total consideration of up to ~$32.5M in cash, stock, and earnouts. The deal adds $7M in 2025 revenue (95% from U.S. government contracts) and creates an AI-driven cybersecurity platform. Closing expected by end of June 2026.

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Key Facts

• Cycurion to acquire Halo Privacy and havenX via merger of wholly-owned subsidiaries
• Closing cash consideration: $1.0M (subject to adjustments for cash, debt, transaction expenses)
• Closing stock consideration: $1.5M in Cycurion common stock at $2.25/share
• Halo Privacy generated $7M total revenue in 2025, including $5.5M ARR
• ~95% of Halo's business from U.S. government agencies with long-term contracts
• Up to $16M in earnout payments over 3 years based on revenue/gross margin targets
• Fixed installment payments: $2.0M (Y1), $2.5M (Y2), $3.0M (Y3) in cash
• Post-closing stock consideration: $3.0M/year for 3 years in Cycurion stock
• Up to $1.0M in Babylon Contract bonus payments
• Clawback provisions capped at $3.0M for material contract reductions or restatements
• Share cap: issuance limited to 19.9% of pre-closing outstanding shares
• 12-month lock-up on closing stock; 6-month lock-up on post-closing/earnout stock
• Cycurion committed to invest at least $1.0M in the acquired business post-closing
• Transaction expected to close by end of June 2026

Financial Impact

Total potential consideration up to ~$32.5M including $2.5M closing consideration, $7.5M fixed installments, $9.0M post-closing stock, $16.0M earnout, and $1.0M Babylon bonuses, plus interest at AFR

Risk Factors

• Integration risk combining two private companies with Cycurion's existing operations
• Earnout targets require 40%/35%/30% YoY revenue growth and 40-50% gross margins
• Clawback provisions could reduce future payments if key contracts are lost
• Dilution from stock consideration (up to 19.9% of pre-closing shares)
• Lock-up restrictions limit selling by selling shareholders for 6-12 months
• Audit qualifications on consolidated financial statements could trigger indemnification

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Documents Analyzed

This report is based on 6 SEC documents filed with EDGAR.

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