In other words, any commitments PNTV had to issue stock, other than what's contained in this 8-K (an offer of up to 37,500,000 shares) and employee stock options, were consummated before the last financial report (i.e. the 10-Q thru 3/31/17).
The 8-K allows PNTV to issue up to the allowed number of shares at its discretion (by sending what's called a Put Notice) from time to time as needed to the investor (Kodiak Capital Group, LLC) on the terms described in the agreement. The Investor then must pay for the issued shares at a cost that's based on a formula that's determined by the market price at the time of the notice, but can't be less than $.18/share or more than $.50/share. The loan is essentially a line of credit based on stock, but the stock isn't issued until and unless PNTV draws the funds.
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