STAK Inc. will form a majority-owned U.S. subsidiary in Delaware with Texas operations to commercialize modular gas-to-electricity systems for AI data centers and energy-intensive applications in North America. Each ISO-compliant container unit generates up to 1.4 megawatts, with STAK holding a 60% equity stake and consolidating financial results.
STAK Inc. signed an MOU to establish a majority-owned subsidiary in the United States, to be incorporated in Delaware with operations in Texas. The new entity will focus on developing, marketing and commercializing modular gas-to-electricity generation systems under STAK's strategic direction.
The subsidiary's flagship product is an ISO-compliant containerized power unit capable of generating up to 1.4 megawatts. Each unit supports natural gas and associated gas inputs, enabling rapid deployment across AI data centers and other high-demand energy applications.
STAK will hold a 60% equity interest in the subsidiary and will consolidate its financial results, while overseeing all sales, branding and capital markets activities. The remaining 40% stake is held by partners involved in U.S. operations.
Subject to execution of definitive agreements and customary closing conditions, the company will pursue EPA certifications and state-level environmental permits. Commercial deployment is expected to begin in the near term, targeting North America's growing AI computing infrastructure market.
