Eos Energy Enterprises (EOSE) has filed to sell $75 million in stock and announced a proposed convertible notes offering, which has led to a 15.3% decline in its pre-market share price. The company faces criticism and allegations of financial misconduct, with references to insider selling and the firing of its CFO. There are also accusations involving key figures associated with EOSE, including Greg Reyes, who has a history of legal issues related to financial crimes. Meanwhile, in the shipping sector, Eastern Sea Shipping (ESEA) plans to sell a 2005-built 6,350 TEU vessel for $50 million, a transaction expected to close in October 2025 and yield a gain of approximately $1.20 per share. ESEA also holds rights of refusal over the sale or employment of vessels owned by EHLD, a company with a market capitalization slightly above $10.2 million in cash, based on January vessel sales. Additionally, an $80 million Singaporean shipping company reportedly has around $130 million in contracted value over five years, with residual value considered reasonable. There are ongoing concerns about alleged insider trading and misconduct within EOSE, with calls for regulatory investigation by the SEC and DOJ. The situation is further complicated by references to a group dubbed "The Cuban Cannon gang," connected to EOSE's management and accused of questionable trading practices.