Hong KongJune 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Recently, Bluechip & Co. Holdings officially announced that the company signed a merger agreement with Singapore-based digital infrastructure service provider Datacenter Future Pte. Ltd. (referred to as DCF Future Data Center) on June 12, 2026. This cross-border acquisition was completed through a share swap for consideration settlement, with the agreement taking effect on the signing date. This merger is a key move in Bluechip Holdings’ global digital economy strategy, successfully acquiring high-quality computing power assets in Southeast Asia, filling gaps in the full AI industry chain, and coupled with the implementation of a $300 million confirmed commercial order, further solidifying the company’s operational fundamentals. It provides strong support for the group’s merger and listing with Nasdaq SPAC entity Flag Ship Acquisition Corporation (FSHP).
DCF is deeply rooted in the Singapore market and is a highly competitive comprehensive digital infrastructure service provider in Southeast Asia. The company’s main business covers three core segments: IDC data center construction and operation, computing power leasing, and technical maintenance. It also offers one-stop digital solutions such as ICT system integration, cloud computing, and enterprise-level AI large model customization. Leveraging mature R&D capabilities, localized operations, and rich government and enterprise client resources, DCF holds a stable market position in the Southeast Asian computing power track, making it a rare high-quality physical asset in the region.
After the acquisition is completed, DCF will retain its local full management team and independent operational authority to ensure the smooth operation of existing businesses and customer services. At the same time, DCF will fully align with PCAOB audit standards and U.S. capital market information disclosure norms, relying on Bluechip Holdings’ global compliance system to complete standardized and international operational upgrades, fully meeting Nasdaq listing regulatory requirements. After being consolidated into the financial statements, DCF will become a profitable asset for Bluechip Holdings, driving the group to form a dual-wheel-driven model of “capital platform + physical technology,” diversifying revenue structures and significantly enhancing overall risk resistance and profitability stability. To protect the rights of all shareholders, the shares corresponding to this share swap will be subject to a statutory lock-up period after the group’s U.S. stock listing, optimizing the equity structure and maintaining the company’s long-term stable development.
In terms of medium- to long-term capital planning, both parties have reached a clear consensus: within 24 months from the full consolidation of DCF’s financials, they will jointly initiate preparations for a separate spin-off and listing. Bluechip Holdings will provide comprehensive support, including global channels, capital market practical experience, and brand resources, while DCF’s management team will focus on core operations and steady growth. The two sides will work together to build a multi-tier capital structure of “parent holding + subsidiary independent capitalization.” After DCF’s successful spin-off and listing, it will continue to bring equity appreciation and dividend returns to Bluechip Holdings, achieving long-term value from a single acquisition with multiple capital returns.
On the business front, a major breakthrough has been achieved: DCF has secured a comprehensive commercial cooperation order totaling approximately $300 million, covering two business segments: underlying computing power leasing and AI model call services. The cooperating clients are primarily from the North American market. Currently, the computing power leasing business has reached a cooperation intent with North American clients and is in the data center acceptance phase; the AI model service is progressing steadily in accordance with global compliance processes, with both businesses in a phased implementation cycle. It is estimated that this order will generate no less than $30 million in net profit annually for DCF. After being consolidated into the group’s financial statements, it will continue to contribute stable cash flow and profits, becoming the core engine for the group’s short-term performance growth and medium- to long-term stable development.
This significant order has dual strategic value: on one hand, it opens up high-end AI client resources in North America, creating industry benchmark cases and helping Bluechip Holdings enter the global mainstream AI computing power supply chain, laying the foundation for subsequent batch expansion of overseas orders and business model replication; on the other hand, the combination of physical computing power assets and large confirmed orders greatly enhances capital market recognition, optimizes the group’s valuation expectations for listing, effectively reduces the risk of stock price volatility after listing, and supports steady market value growth after Nasdaq listing.
A DCF representative stated that integrating into Bluechip Holdings’ global ecosystem brings new development opportunities for the company. The team will adhere to the principle of independent operations, fully ensure the implementation of major orders, steadily advance preparations for the spin-off and listing, and continuously consolidate its leading position in Southeast Asia’s digital infrastructure sector.
The completion of this equity acquisition marks a key step in Bluechip Holdings’ global digital industry layout. In the future, the group will fully leverage its comprehensive platform advantages to connect domestic and international computing power, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence upstream and downstream industry chains, continuously deploy high-quality global data assets and new energy assets, and steadily advance toward the goal of building an internationally leading comprehensive industrial holding group.