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You left this part out of your highlight.........
APRU and Lena Brewing will file required paperwork with governmental agencies (plural) to transfer ownership of Lena Brewing to Apple Rush Company, Inc. as a wholly owned subsidiary.
The $755K is likely in an escrow account until Stephenson County approves it.
#watchandlearn
It can't go that low. Read this.......
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173467742
I think Tony thought the Lena update would send this to the moon, hence the Tweet of old news.
The Apple Dumpling Gang still needs Christmas money.....apparently.
It's taken 18 months to get here, and.....
Tony claimed in August 2022 he was picking up the check to close on the deal. That didn't happen. Why was that?
How many closings were scheduled?
What was the SNAG?
He claimed Tony could do NOTHING because he had no control, we all know, the lost cert and Bob Corr pulling Tony's chain..... Yet, he acknowledged Tony got it done?
Carl Allen with Josh Gates…….
Tell us again how APRU will purchase…….
an operating brewery to produce non-alcoholic beverages but won’t need a license.
That was such a credible story.
#hedge_funrallybro!
You think someone is seeking to establish…….
credibility with you and others who are butt hurt that Tony proved me right?
Amusing.
#gfy
Years ago before I realized Alonzo Pierce…..
was a clown, he and I discussed purchasing a winery called Blackstock Winery that had gone bankrupt after they got hit with frost two years in a row. Other wineries helped maintain the vineyard for more than a year while the property was for sale. I recall the bank was owed a little over $500K.
https://vineyardsofdahlonega.wordpress.com/2011/11/28/blackstock-vineyards-and-winery/
It became Kaya and they really took the winery to another level. To rent a cottage there this time of year is over $1000 a night. The mountain views beyond the vineyard are forever. It’s about a 90 acre property.
Looks like Tony has an investor(s) with a vision per the last two updates.
A craft brewery can quite profitable, just like a winery. The visitor to Lena said the staff was working their asses off, and Ross said earlier they’ve done some sort of expansion every year.
What could be….and should be!!!
https://www.kayavineyards.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQiA4Y-sBhC6ARIsAGXF1g5bMknZvetpUVX0wUBSH8t0xnEVYup46XK2exMpOM8RxT-VRc9WEpQaAgXdEALw_wcB
A vision is better than a PR. A shared…….
vision is even better.
I have to say Tony is stepping up his communications game.
#hedge_funrally
Are you going to pretend the one who…….
broke bread with Tony didn’t repeatedly claim I was wrong about how a brewery is acquired….via a liquor license? You know who I am talking about, Mr. APRU 2.0.
And when the filing was posted at OTC the brewery visitor responded to the one who broke with Tony and claimed he was right when the filing clearly states government approval (liquor license) is needed to complete the acquisition.
The filing is one of Tony’s best communications and all I have been saying for 18 months since the deal was announced. But we’ll just pretend none of that happened, okay? And when I said an acquisition was completed via a liquor license I was just hating on APRU.
As far as speculating it was a partial acquisition, you do remember Kyle saying in the video Ross appeared in that Lena was selling a percentage of the brewery don’t you? When was that, August 2022?
And what “speculating” have others made?
How many times have we seen Mr. APRU 2.0 claim Lena closing imminent?
It won’t be before they file with the SOS and get their registration in order, along with filing with the state and the county for a liquor license. At best that will best next month, either the 4th or the 11th, which is when the Commission should meet, just not sure of the date. That’s not imminent. In fact it’s quite predicable if you know where to look.
As far as me owning shares, didn’t someone claim me and my family did own shares?
Now be a good long and listen to the hall monitors about who you respond to. They get butt hurt about everything.
Anyway, congrats on the update. Hopefully Tony gets it done and you make a ton.
Hedge_fun rally day two!!!
Curious what OTC news with Lena could be but loving the trend.
Hedge_fun rally off to a good start……
The next Commission meeting is Jan 4th or 11th……
The schedule isn’t listed.
Not sure if the state can work that fast, so maybe by Feb 1st or the 8th.
Need to get the SOS cleaned up too.
Yep. They say things like…….APRU
needs to first acquire Lena then get licensed.
Tony put that crap to bed.
#hedge_funrallybro
Congrats on the hedge_fun rally Zo!……Hope
the license process and transfer to APRU goes smooth.
Need to get a promo group in here and keep the hedge_fun rally going.
Long live bloggers!!!
Tony proving me right got it going……
for sure.
One of his best communications.
Long live bloggers!!!
APRU and Lena Brewing will file required paperwork with governmental agencies to transfer ownership of Lena Brewing to Apple Rush Company, Inc. as a wholly owned subsidiary.
I remember folks claiming the train had…….
left the station when it ran up to .005 earlier this year.
Imagine buying .003’s and .004’s.
Why would they not get a license?…….
Are you talking about someone who rightfully.....
said government approval was needed (a license) for transfer of ownership of Lena?
Asking for a friend.
Long live bloggers!!!
I’m amused Tony proved me right. Talk……
about irony. It’s makes the board so much fun.
Back in the Spring someone was claiming APRU would first purchase Lena and then apply for a liquor license. He said I was getting the cart before the horse. As yesterday’s update says, government approval needed to transfer ownership.
The same poster claimed APRU’s principals would not need to apply for a liquor license. APRU 2.0, blah, blah, blah.
Then there were some claiming a liquor license won’t be needed to produce soft drinks.
Well DUH.
Long live bloggers.
Sic ‘em Tony!
Bwahahahaha
It’s good when Tony proves me right…….
Need the government to approve transfer of ownership of a brewery.
APRU and Lena Brewing will be working with Lena’s lenders for transfer of responsibility of outstanding loan covenants and guarantees to APRU and upon lender approval and transfer, APRU and Lena Brewing will file required paperwork with governmental agencies to transfer ownership of Lena Brewing to Apple Rush Company, Inc. as a wholly owned subsidiary.
Go bloggers go!!!
Congrats Jeff. Hope you make a ton!!!
It could be before. Tony needs to……
get the registration in order and apply for the liquor licenses so they can acquire Lena.
As soon as Lena’s lender approves of transferring the note to APRU, Tony needs to put the hammer down and they could at least get County approval before MLK. Not sure if the state can get it done.
We’ll see.
Looks like the snag is coming to an end.
Congrats.
Lena’s outstanding loans have nothing to do……
with the licenses or ownership. Read what it says…..geez.
Nothing will be transferred (ownership) until governmental approval, not lender approval, which is ONLY for loan responsibility.
Plus, the poster you are responding to once claimed a APRU wouldn’t even need to apply for a license, which is what the update clearly shows. They must certainly do to acquire ownership of Lena, just as I have explained.
First they are seeking approval for the responsibility of the loan and guarantees to APRU. If/when that is approved they’ll file for a transfer of ownership via a license. I have posted on several occasions where the Commission approved transfer of ownership to a new owner who was applying for a license.
You don’t transfer ownership and then apply as LC claimed several times. It’s simultaneous.
APRU and Lena Brewing will be working with Lena’s lenders for transfer of responsibility of outstanding loan covenants and guarantees to APRU and upon lender approval and transfer, APRU and Lena Brewing will file required paperwork with governmental agencies to transfer ownership of Lena Brewing to Apple Rush Company, Inc. as a wholly owned subsidiary. Operations will be maintained by Ross Vehmeier and the staff at Lena Brewing."
But congrats. It’s good to see Tony might pull it off.
He still needs to get the Illinois registration straightened out and he needs to get beneficial ownership clearly defined in the Articles.
Someone claimed this earlier today as if he.......
was that good legal counsel you referenced.
Note, that in both the tweet and in the quote, functional beverages are non-alcoholic. I guess this explains why Tony doesn't need a license...
Good legal counsel knows what they are doing, got to line up the horses before you connect them to the cart, step by step, Tony is getting it done.
Here's more requirements for manufacturing food products......
in Illinois.
Federal
Sec. 120.1 Applicability.
(a) Any juice sold as such or used as an ingredient in beverages shall be processed in accordance with the requirements of this part. Juice means the aqueous liquid expressed or extracted from one or more fruits or vegetables, purees of the edible portions of one or more fruits or vegetables, or any concentrates of such liquid or puree. The requirements of this part shall apply to any juice regardless of whether the juice, or any of its ingredients, is or has been shipped in interstate commerce (as defined in section 201(b) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, 21 U.S.C. 321(b)).
https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfcfr/CFRSearch.cfm?fr=120.1
State
*If either a LLC or Corporation, list the registered agent on file with the Secretary of State here:
That's on page 2 here. https://dph.illinois.gov/content/dam/soi/en/web/idph/files/idph-fdd-manufactured-food-application-0.pdf
It's all about regulations and collecting taxes bro. Tony has to get the registration issues resolved before APRU can transact business in Illinois. That would include acquiring Lena and/or manufacturing products.
In the meantime, the Texas corporation (APRU) can sell cans and kratom to Mitra or whomever thru the Florida subsidiaries.
Illinois Department Of Revenue (IDOR)
In Illinois, most business are required to be registered and/or licensed by the IDOR. If you plan to hire employees, buy or sell products wholesale or retail, or manufacture goods, you must register with the IDOR.
https://dceo.illinois.gov/smallbizassistance/beginhere/stepbystepguide.html#register
Note, that in both the tweet and in the quote, functional beverages are non-alcoholic. I guess this explains why Tony doesn't need a license
Everyone knows what Tony (the driver) looks……
like.
Destination beach party!!!
#ballsintheair
In the short term, wouldn’t SFRX be…..
bringing up billion$ in treasure?
The AWOL affiliate opined that they wouldn’t be waiting on the permit if they hadn’t already found treasure.
And isn’t that when the whole world is going to find out about SFRX?
$15B would be the largest find in history. If the permit was issued this week, by the end of January we should see proof the tech works as advertised.
But they read Mergers and Acquisitions for Dummies......
so they're good.
What do you think they sell a can for......
since they can't produce the product?
What about kratom?
Amended annual report at TX SOS. Rowdy Brands......
was not listed as a subsidiary but was listed in the earlier report filed in October.
No amendment to the Preferred shares and nothing new at Illinois SOS.
Someone let Alonzo know a change of control.......
needs to be filed with NV. That would include any change to voting rights.
There's nothing filed.....yet.
What happened to call Kyle so he could…..
tell us when the permit was going to be issued?
It was supposed to be mid October, right?
Now, it's "lucky" to even be issued this year?
Shouldn’t we consider what SFRX stated in their SEC filing, which was it may never get issued?
Even though other salvors with vastly greater experience have worked the Juno site over the prior 4 decades, we’re being told that they weren't as smart as Kyle because they didn’t know to look under the worm poop for the treasure.
I recall the AWOL affiliate claiming the other salvors didn’t even know worm poop was there.
What ever happened to his claim the treasure was 5 miles from the ballast pile? Why would someone claim to know where treasure was without knowing if the ship was carrying treasure?
This board is so much fun.
I wonder how the hall monitors are going......
report to Tony who all the mean people are if they're using the ignore feature.
FWIW......I think Tony prolly did present to Publix, but it's a longshot it goes anywhere when they're currently selling about 5 cans a day.
Time will tell.
If they only had a treasure site to scan…….
…with the new equipment you can scan an area on a weekend,
Imagine using the ignore feature yet responding......
to every post the user makes.
#shortbusheadedtothebeach
If Tony can get that REVOKED status resolved……
in Illinois, it makes it possible.
GL with that.
Back in 2016 or thereabouts, Iconic Brands announced a deal with Christie Brinkley for what was being sold as healthy Champagne. My stalker can feel free to check my posts to verify.
I made some really nice bank on that one. I checked the licensing and everything was in order. I went in pretty large for an OTC ticker and tripled my money.
Tony’s biggest obstacle is the owner(s) of the lost CERT. Maybe he can figure it out.
BTW, some want folks to believe licenses aren’t needed for the alcohol industry.
Or they say, at best, you can purchase and operate an alcohol business and get licensing later. In other words, APRU can acquire Lena, then apply for a license later, which can take several months.
It doesn’t work that way. You must carry Dram Shop Insurance, and a license is required for it to be valid.
Hope it works out for ya.
#dontfeedthebears
#thehallmonitorswillgetmad
You care. You were touting the loan…….and
claimed no restricted shares were for sale.
Explain the 4(2) exemption if they aren’t selling restricted shares.
The lender can’t legally know more than anyone else does.
There wasn’t even a reason to file the 8K. It’s the normal course of business for SFRX.
#morewhitenoise
#spewyourbullshit
SFRX - Additional paid in capital a/o 12/31/21…….$20,714,410
As of 12/31/22……$22,947,138
As of 9/30/23…….$25,431,883
Acknowledgement of Lender. Lender acknowledges that this Agreement may be deemed a “security” as such term is defined under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the “Securities Act”), as well as various states’ securities laws and that such Agreement will not be registered under the Securities Act, Chapter 517, Florida Statutes, or any other states’ securities laws on the grounds that the transaction in which this Agreement is issued qualifies for applicable exemptions from the securities registration requirements of such statutes. The exemptions being claimed include, but are not necessarily limited to, those available under Section 4(2) of the Securities Act and Section 517.061(11) Florida Statutes. The reliance by the Borrower upon the exemptions from the securities registration requirements of the federal and state securities laws is predicated in part on the representations of Lender set forth in this Agreement.
SFRX has raised over $2.5MM this year via dilution prior to this agreement, and this is no different.
Section 4(2) exemption.
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1106213/000119983523000597/sfrx_ex10-1.htm
BTW, a little birdie told me those paid to trash OTC companies often get bonuses for ignores.
Any truth to the rumor of a MLK Day……
2024 closing on Lena?
Or was that manufactured?
Thanks
#lovehittingdatnerve
#youknowallaboutmanufacturingshit