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GBHL Security Details
Share Structure
Market Value1 $62,405 a/o May 01, 2015
Authorized Shares 230,000,000 a/o Nov 06, 2014
Outstanding Shares 41,603,095 a/o Nov 06, 2014
-Restricted Not Available
-Unrestricted Not Available
Held at DTC Not Available
Float 5,515,466 a/o Jun 30, 2014
Par Value 0.001





Business Description

Entertainment and Media holding company with primary focus in Motion picture production and sales, as well as Internet presence in social media networks.





Contact Info

2375 E. Tropicana Avenue
Suite 8-259
Las Vegas, NV 89119


Website: http://www.global-gbhl.com
Phone: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]








ABOUT


Overview of the company

Global Entertainment HoldingsGlobal Entertainment Holdings Inc., a publicly-traded Company on the OTC, Symbol: GBHL, is engaged in the production of low-budget, high quality, genre pictures with recognizable name talent. Global Entertainment Holdings employs a financing strategy designed to significantly mitigate investment risk utilizing tax incentives, distribution advances and/or pre-sales, gap financing, economies of scale inherent in back-to-back film production and deferment of our production fees.

GBHL, the Parent Company, generates revenues through its subsidiary operations. U.S. operations are handled through two, wholly-owned subsidiaries: Global Universal Entertainment (GUE) is engaged in U.S. film production, and Global Universal Film Group (GUFG) manages distribution and sales representation of films worldwide for content produced by the subsidiaries, as well as by other filmmakers. Canadian film production operations are handled by Global Universal Pictures (GUP), a 30% owned affiliate of the company. Please view this document HERE.

Global Universal’s CEO, Gary Rasmussen, has a long and extensive history of successfully organizing and developing companies in several different industries, including ventures in the motion picture business.

Daniel Crown, the former chief executive of Crown theaters, stated recently, “If you can find the right film executives, people who consider themselves fiduciaries more than producers, it’s one of the best bets you can make right now.” In this regard, Global Universal’s Management Team is comprised of that “perfect blend” of film entrepreneurs, movie business executives and “hands-on” film producers. The Founder of both the Canadian and the U.S. production subsidiaries, Jackie Giroux, has a lifetime of knowledge, tenacity and experience in writing, developing, producing and distributing motion pictures and television content.


What is Global Universal looking for?

Global Universal is looking for investors who will not only share in the dream of making feature films, but also share in the understanding of the “business” side of the ledger and be able to appreciate the financing strategy employed by Global Universal to significantly mitigate risk, while at the same time providing unlimited upside opportunity that can be realized in the film business. A film has a revenue generating “life span” which can become a source of ongoing financial worth to the company and its shareholders. In fact, if managed properly, it can generate income for the Company almost indefinitely.


In Summary...

As a publicly traded Company, Global Universal is totally “transparent” in their filings with the OTC, which portray its financial and operating activities. The Global Universal Management Team has a lifetime of experience in producing quality films with a reputation for honesty and integrity. The Global Universal Management Team combines the ability to produce quality films with their understanding of the fiduciary responsibility they have to their investors and shareholders, and are therefore relentless in carrying out their mission of protecting the Company’s financial investments by focusing on reducing risk and maximizing profitability. The Global Universal financing strategy is “low risk”, supported by government incentives, as well as partially funded by well-known film distribution partners.