LRHC Shareholders to Grab Stake in $359M AI Powerhouse Backed by Nvidia, Jet.AI, Cologix, and Now Comcast—

March 23,2026

Post-Merger Value Now Projected To Be $20.80 to $25.30/Share...Even At The 3.1% Agreement.
Here's Why, All Details Included:

Consensus Core Technologies (CCT), a rapidly growing provider of GPU-powered AI compute platforms and enterprise data center solutions, has approached La Rosa Holdings Corp. (LRHC) with a proposal to merge, creating a combined AI infrastructure powerhouse. The non-binding letter of intent has been signed, paving the way for LRHC shareholders to gain a 3.1% ownership slice of the $359M post-merger combined business. Comcast (CMCSA) has been added in the merger discussion as it is also a partner in the $3B Cologix "mega-team" of companies, which also includes:

Arelion ($1.3B), Bandwidth IG ($80M), MOX Networks ($60M),

and many more.

Comcast is providing to the merged CCT/LRHC:

1. Improved Connectivity for CCT's Nodes:

Comcast provides high-speed Ethernet, SD-WAN, and low-latency connectivity inside Cologix facilities.
CCT nodes running in Cologix data centers can leverage Comcast’s network to communicate faster with other nodes, enterprise clients, and external blockchain participants.
This is critical for blockchain operations where latency and uptime directly impact performance and consensus reliability.

2. Enhanced Network Redundancy:

Comcast adds diverse routes and failover options, which strengthens CCT’s resilience against outages or network disruptions.
Nodes can maintain continuous synchronization even if one network path goes down, which is vital for blockchain integrity.

3. Simplified Integration with Enterprise Clients:

Many enterprises colocated in Cologix already use Comcast Business for connectivity, including:
CIBC (Canada‑based financial services)
BC Hydro (Canadian utility)
SCIEX (life sciences/analytical instruments)
Surety Source (healthcare sector)
Cardington Yutaka Technologies (automotive/tech)

4. Support for Future Scaling:

As CCT expands its network of nodes across multiple Cologix facilities, having a major managed service partner like Comcast makes it easier to deploy nodes quickly and reliably.
omcast’s existing infrastructure reduces the need for CCT to manage complex network setups internally.

Why Investors Should Pay Attention:

Unbeknownst to most: We just learned that $15B company Stonepeak Infrastructure Partners are indirectly a part of this merger, too. They manage a $80B Investment Platform,

and fund Cologix, CCT's partner. What does that mean?

1) Access to “institutional-grade” infrastructure:

Because Cologix is so well-capitalized:

Facilities are high-density, AI-ready, and scalable
Power and cooling constraints are less likely to bottleneck growth

CCT can:

Deploy GPU clusters faster
Scale AI services without relocating or rebuilding

2) Faster time-to-market

Stonepeak-funded expansion means:

New capacity comes online sooner
AI-ready sites (like Montréal) are built proactively

That lets CCT:

Launch offerings (like GPU-as-a-Service) earlier than competitors

3) Lower operational risk

Startups in AI infra often fail because:

Their data center partner can’t scale
Or runs into capital constraints

With Stonepeak behind Cologix:

CCT is effectively “standing on” a financially durable platform
Less risk of disruption or stalled growth

4) Network effects from scale

Stonepeak’s investment helps Cologix build:

Dense interconnection ecosystems
Cloud on-ramps and carrier networks

That improves:

Latency
Customer access
Data movement efficiency

All of which are critical for AI workloads. These points all enhance the merger greatly:

The Pro-Forma Business Value, Post-merger:
The combined entity (LRHC/CTT plus cash minus all debt) is estimated at ~$359 million, giving LRHC shareholders a clear stake in a significantly larger AI-focused company.
Shareholder Impact: This translates to a post-merger valuation of $20.80 per LRHC share held today, providing considerable and tangible upside based on the merger terms. We figure most likely is an up-sized offering of 17 million shares at $20.50-$25, making the value of current shares our $20.80 to $25.30, with 17.535M shares outstanding.
We wanted the "lowest possible" figure, too, just because of geo-political events weighing down the entire market. What we found, through using various AI models is that $7 would be the very lowest. So, playing devil's advocate, 17 million x $7=$119M, +$8.9M (LRHC's EV)=$127.9 M, x .031=$7.41 per share, post upsized dilution, post merger, lowest possible valuation.
"Outside and Above the Math" Upside Points:
Strategic Partnerships:
- NVIDIA Cloud Partner: Ensures high-performance GPU compute resources for enterprise AI workloads.
- Cologix: Access to $3B world-class data center network company for low-latency AI compute.
- Jet.AI: Joint development of hyperscale AI data center campuses, operational now, and unlocking future large gigawatt-scale capacity.
And now Comcast, as we have laid out above.
And now Stonepeak, as we have laid out above.

The Path Forward:

The LOI reflects CCT’s initiative to combine forces with LRHC to accelerate using their Real Estate expertise--to quickly scale to their goal of 2GW....(2.35x CoreWeave's.) Final terms still require definitive agreements, shareholder approvals, and regulatory clearances...But there are no roadblocks here, as is with the airlines, and streaming service providers, which directly affect the public. LRHC shareholders are cleanly and keenly positioned to participate in a larger AI infrastructure platform with clearly defined total business value, giving the company and its investors a credible and considerable growth story. In online chatter, folks are calling CCT the

"Next CoreWeave"...the stated goal by CCT is actually 2.35x their "compute" power...2.35x their Market Cap would be ~$100B...With Stonepeak behind them, and their only missing ingredient, Real Estate expertise and access (LaRosa's),

it's all now quite feasible.

Bottom Line:

For LRHC shareholders, this merger represents ownership in a $359M AI infrastructure business, with a measurable per-share value and early operational milestones. Based on the temporary "Iran Conflict deflated" after-hours price of $0.6739, on Friday 3-20, the $20.80 per-share post-merger valuation represents nearly a 3,000% increase in theoretical value, highlighting the scale of potential upside from the merger.

It’s a strategic entry into AI infrastructure with real, tangible upside — no speculative hype--- just solid pro-forma math and clear shareholder exposure, reinforced by the NVIDIA Cloud Partnership, Cologix, Jet.AI, and now Comcast partnerships. The fact that the merger is being driven by CCT, reflecting strong market interest in combining capabilities, is huge.

The above is NOT a paid advertisement.
It is a deeply researched factual revealing of a considerable,
well above average investment opportunity for our
Portfolio Service clients, in the booming AI & Data Center category, expanding world wide.

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