Present Sources of Funding
In September 2016, the Company’s new management was assigned the task of refining the theater’s “dine-in cinema” business strategy. At that time, management determined that the Company needed to move quickly to turn around Georgetown 14 Cinemas and create a new direction that could excite and secure new sources of funding.
Previously, when FullCircle Entertainment experienced revenue shortfalls, the Company’s issued stock to pay certain vendors for services in lieu of cash payments. Management has determined that using stock in lieu of cash for vendor services is a practice which needlessly dilutes current shareholder interests.
Instead, management sought other sources of funding. Initially, the funding burden fell solely on the Company’s founders and Board members, who once again stepped forward to provide funding in the form of loans represented by promissory notes. The Board has also assisted in presenting FullCircle Entertainment’s “Round One” investment proposal to individual promissory note investors, principally from Kentucky where the Company is headquartered. These promissory note investors receive 6.25% interest, compounded annually with interest to be paid quarterly. Payment of the interest on these promissory notes is a line item in FullCircle Entertainment’s budget, which is prioritized to provide timely interest payments to our investors. From September 1, 2016 through December 31, 2016, FullCircle Entertainment received $91,942 in funding promissory notes from our founders and $50,000 from other individual investors located in Kentucky.
