Clarification on Shareholder-Level Transactions
All In FutureTech Alliance Inc. (Nasdaq: AIFA) issued a formal statement denying claims that its announced acquisition of a controlling equity interest in HyalRoute Communication Group Limited is false. These allegations emerged through Cambodian media and social media channels.
On May 22, 2026, AIFA announced the transaction based on formally negotiated and signed agreements with HyalRoute shareholders. These include entities such as Rainman Network Ltd., Dece Capital Limited, Fair Cheerful Limited, and Yellow River Fibre Optic Ltd.
AIFA emphasised that the acquisition pertains only to shareholder-level transactions and does not involve HyalRoute’s board or management. Recent statements by some HyalRoute management members have conflated these levels, potentially misleading the public.
Support from Key Shareholders
The company is collaborating with investment banks on potential tender offer arrangements and further equity consolidation. AIFA indicated that the acquisition has received robust interest from certain state-owned shareholders of HyalRoute. There are expectations of gaining support from shareholders representing over 70% of HyalRoute’s equity interests.
AIFA addressed allegations describing the transaction as “fabricated” or “false,” clarifying that these issues primarily involve disputes among HyalRoute shareholders and are unrelated to AIFA.
The company is currently undergoing a strategic transformation. It is pursuing opportunities in AI infrastructure, digital services, and cross-border network transmission. Meanwhile, it plans to continue advancing regulatory approvals and integration efforts, stressing compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
AIFA reserves the right to seek legal remedies against any false statements that may harm its reputation or mislead investors. Investors are reminded to rely on the company’s formal announcements for accurate information.
According to AIFA, recent public statements by individual members of HyalRoute’s management have confused shareholder-level equity transaction arrangements with board-level arrangements. This confusion may mislead the market and the public.
The transaction involves a package of equity and rights transaction agreements, formally negotiated and signed between AIFA and the relevant transaction counterparties. The counterparties involved are the actual shareholders and/or relevant rights holders recorded on HyalRoute’s register of members.
