Munee M & A files Form D for $32 million offering tied to data center deal

Munee M & A, Inc., previously named MHR Acquisitions, Inc. and before that Mid-Hudson Broadband Co, filed a Form D notice with the SEC dated October 27, 2026, disclosing a new securities offering. The issuer is a corporation organized under New York jurisdiction.¹

The filing states the offering is being made in connection with a business combination transaction, such as a merger, acquisition, or exchange offer.¹ In its clarification, the company described the transaction as a "co-located closed-loop microgrid AI data center," a project that the filing says will involve purchasing a natural gas company and acquiring a building to house the data center.

The minimum investment accepted from any outside investor is set at $5,000,000.¹ The total offering amount is $32,000,000, with $0 sold so far and the full $32,000,000 remaining to be sold.¹ As of the filing, no investors had yet put money into the offering.¹

On fees, sales commissions are listed at $0, while finders' fees are estimated at $560,000.¹ The company said this is based on a 1.75% finder fee, with an additional 5% promotion fee, and a further 3% paid to any separate finder who brings in funding, or a proportional share if multiple finders are involved.¹

The offering relies on the Rule 506(c) exemption under federal securities law.¹ Anthony Eladio Ramos is listed as a related person in the role of promoter.¹ The notice was signed by David J. Karre, identified as Board Chair, on October 27, 2026.¹