Hadron Energy, Inc.
HDRNW
NASDAQ0.15
USD
-0.01
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CIK
0002091991
ISIN
US40500A1161
CUSIP
40500A116
Return %
Stock
S&P500
1Y
-58.33
19.01
3Y
-58.33
65.48
5Y
-58.33
72.20
Capital Structure
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Samuel Gibson
- Full Time Employees
- 20
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Industrial - Machinery
- Address
- 3 Twin Dolphin Drive, Suite 260 Redwood City CA United States of America 94065
- IPO Date
- May 26, 2026
- CIK
- 0002091991
- Website
- hadronenergy.com
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- GigCapital7 Corp. (Nasdaq: GIG) operates as a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) pursuing a private-to-public equity strategy to identify and merge with high-quality technology and advanced industrial target companies, with Hadron Energy, Inc. serving as the completed business combination and primary focus. The company establishes a publicly listed shell and then seeks a late-stage technology or industrial incumbent with differentiated IP, strong leadership, and long-term growth potential to achieve a faster path to public capitalization; following a successful merger, the combined entity transitions to operating status and trades under the new name and ticker suitable to the target business. GigCapital7 is headquartered in the United States and leverages its investor network and governance framework to execute partnerships, strategic alliances, and financings aligned with its PPE (Private-to-Public Equity) model and growth-oriented mandate. The Hadron Energy transaction culminates in a renamed, Nasdaq-listed company that primarily develops and commercializes advanced nuclear energy solutions, including modular microreactors designed for truck-transportable deployment to data centers, industrial hubs, and remote infrastructure sites, signaling a strategic shift toward scalable, low-carbon energy technologies. The company’s core business now centers on Hadron Energy’s Halo MMR technology, with ongoing licensing discussions, supply-chain partnerships, and deployment initiatives that position the entity within the broader clean-energy and critical-power resilience segment. Previously, GigCapital7 reported domestication activities from the Cayman Islands to Delaware as part of its corporate restructuring to facilitate the merger and subsequent listing of the combined entity on Nasdaq, reinforcing its governance and regulatory alignment for cross-border transactions. The Hadron Energy business combination results in the combined company trading as HDRN (common stock) and HDRNW (warrants) on Nasdaq, with the unit structure converted into separate common stock and warrants at closing, reflecting the termination of the original GigCapital7 units. Industry context places GigCapital7 within the private-to-public equity space focused on technology, energy transition, and industrial applications, with Hadron Energy representing a strategic technology venture to access public markets and scale deployment of an AI-ready, scalable nuclear power solution. Founding year and headquarters details reflect the SPAC corporate form rather than Hadron’s standalone operating history, while the broader GigCapital Global franchise emphasizes targeting long-term, mission-critical technology plays with national-priority alignment and measurable quality-of-life improvements. Subsidiaries and parent relationships are driven by the SPAC structure and post-merger corporate reorganization, with the Hadron entity emerging as the parent company of the combined business and consolidating Hadron Energy’s operations under HDRN/HDRNW.