Kuber Resources Corp

Kuber Resources Corp

Kuber Resources Corp was incorporated in Nevada and maintains a mailing address in New York, functioning historically as a blank-check vehicle for cross-border operating business acquisitions. Public record shows the firm completed a reverse merger with Guangdong-based Bai He Jie Lin Timber Trading Co. in November 2020, issuing shares to the Chinese company's principals and pivoting the listed entity's business line to timber extraction and trade. The firm's only known operational asset was the aforementioned Bai He Jie Lin acquisition, which gave Kuber exposure to wood flooring materials bound for the Chinese domestic market. Neither capital allocation frameworks nor additional portfolio holdings have been disclosed. The investment posture — if one can be inferred — relied entirely on a single equity-for-assets transaction rather than any ongoing fund deployment model. In September 2023, Kuber filed a Form 8-K with the SEC stating it had rescinded the Bai He Jie Lin acquisition, effectively unwinding its sole operating subsidiary and reverting to shell-company status. At that time, the company reported zero employees and indicated it would seek new merger or acquisition targets. No institutional fundraising, family office pedigree, or disclosed principal network has been documented through the firm's lifecycle. The structure stands apart from family-office norms by virtue of being a publicly registered, SEC-reporting shell — a legal architecture that substitutes regulatory filing obligations for the private governance typical of single-family capital vehicles. Founder identity and ultimate beneficial ownership remain opaque across all available filings, creating a governance profile closer to a distressed SPAC remnant than a managed pool of long-term family wealth.