Helio Corporation announced a multi-city Western U.S. investor roadshow scheduled from June 29 through July 1, 2026. The company will meet with investors in Salt Lake City, Seattle, Scottsdale, and Phoenix to discuss its commercial momentum, lunar expansion, and financial transformation. The initiative aims to provide updates on Helio's operational progress and balance sheet restructuring efforts.

The roadshow will highlight Helio's recent business developments, including new relationships with prospective power purchasers and two pilot programs for industrial and residential validation of its space-based solar power technology. Management will also address the company's participation in five lunar missions and an approximately $12 million contract pipeline. Additionally, the company will detail the expansion of its patent portfolio and recent restructuring that reduced outstanding debt from approximately $3 million to less than $1 million.

Roadshow Schedule and Attendance

Helio will host a series of investor luncheons and dinners across the targeted markets. The events will feature members of the executive and technical leadership team, including Chief Executive Officer and Chairman Ed Cabrera, Chief Technology Officer and Founder Greg Delory, and Manager of Investor Relations Edward W. Cabrera.

Strategic Outlook

Ed Cabrera, CEO and Chairman of Helio Corporation, emphasized the importance of direct engagement with the investment community. "This roadshow gives us an opportunity to sit down with investors, share where we are today, discuss where we believe the industry is heading, and explain why we are excited about the opportunities in front of us," said Cabrera. He noted that the company is prepared to present its new commercial relationships, lunar opportunities, intellectual property initiatives, and balance sheet developments.

Greg Delory, CTO and Founder, highlighted the evolving nature of the space industry. "The space industry is moving beyond simply getting to space. The next phase is about building the infrastructure needed to operate there—power systems, communications, resource development, and technologies that can support long-term activity on the Moon and beyond," said Delory. He expressed that Helio is positioning itself to participate in these emerging opportunities.

The company views direct engagement with investors as a critical component of building long-term shareholder value. Helio stated that the roadshow will reinforce its commitment to transparent and ongoing shareholder communication. Investors interested in attending the meetings or learning more about the company's technology platform are encouraged to contact Helio directly.

Helio Corporation has reduced its total debt by roughly half since January 31, 2026, following the successful settlement of all previously defaulted Notes Payable and the repayment of Convertible Notes. The company has also strengthened its balance sheet through new equity investments, raising $946,800 from accredited retail investors. These actions have lowered monthly debt service obligations to approximately $30,000 and improved liquidity, positioning Helio to advance its commercialization strategy for Space-Based Solar Power (SBSP) platforms.

As disclosed in its April 30, 2026 quarterly report, Helio completed settlement agreements with all five holders of previously defaulted Notes Payable. Through these agreements, the company resolved all defaulted obligations and retired $879,236 of debt through conversion into equity. Subsequent to the second quarter financial report ending April 30, 2026, Helio repaid $309,952 in cash to satisfy three Convertible Notes, eliminating those legacy obligations from its balance sheet.

As a result of these restructuring initiatives, Helio's total outstanding debt has been reduced to less than $1.0 million, down from $3,421,445 as reported in the 10-K ending on October 31, 2025. The average interest rate on the company's remaining term debt stands at 9.75%. The strengthening financial position has been supported by continued investor participation, with more than 55 accredited retail investors investing $572,800 in common shares and an additional $374,000 raised through preferred shares.

The equity investments have improved Helio's shareholder equity position, reducing the deficit from approximately negative $1.9 million as reported in the April 30, 2026 second quarter financial results to less than negative $1.0 million. This represents a substantial improvement from approximately negative $3.89 million as of January 31, 2026, before the current management team began implementing its restructuring and recapitalization initiatives.

Helio is actively advancing regulatory and capital markets initiatives associated with its planned underwritten secondary offering and proposed national securities exchange listing. The company believes these efforts represent the final phase of the restructuring process initiated earlier this year. Commercialization opportunities for its SBSP platform are progressing, with recent additions to the customer pipeline including Poderosa, a major gold miner in Peru valued at roughly $2 billion, and Elisium, a net-zero luxury resort microcity under development in South Florida.

Helio's active contract pipeline now exceeds $12 million, with approximately two-thirds of those opportunities related to lunar programs. "Over the past several months, we've done the hard work of restructuring the balance sheet and addressing legacy obligations that were holding the Company back," said Ed Cabrera, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Helio Corporation. "With much of that work now behind us, we can devote more of our time and resources to executing our business plan."

Financial Restructuring Summary