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Spin Out
DEFINITION OF 'SPIN OUT'
A type of corporate restructuring. Spin outs occur when a corporation breaks off parts or divisions of itself to form a new corporation. The new company that is spun out brings with it some of the parent company's assets and equipment. The SEC defines a spin out as when the parent company has a stake in the equity of the newly formed company.
INVESTOPEDIA EXPLAINS 'SPIN OUT'
Parent companies often provide support for their "children" by investing equity in them or becoming their first major customer. In many cases, the management team of the spin out firm is drawn from the parent company as well. Parent companies spin out new companies from themselves for many reasons, such as to market a new product under a different company name.
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It would go well with a pr
At this pace today
Soon lol
Expecting run up before news
Tell tale sign
The only point here is the decimal point
Drop that powder!
Spin Out
DEFINITION OF 'SPIN OUT'
A type of corporate restructuring. Spin outs occur when a corporation breaks off parts or divisions of itself to form a new corporation. The new company that is spun out brings with it some of the parent company's assets and equipment. The SEC defines a spin out as when the parent company has a stake in the equity of the newly formed company.
INVESTOPEDIA EXPLAINS 'SPIN OUT'
Parent companies often provide support for their "children" by investing equity in them or becoming their first major customer. In many cases, the management team of the spin out firm is drawn from the parent company as well. Parent companies spin out new companies from themselves for many reasons, such as to market a new product under a different company name.
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M & A Mergers and Acquisitions
So basically hub will receive money for a company and receive cash or financing thru koka offer shares for this and buy up both or more in time, very savvy investing and deal making and sounds like New York was big and if it works out, look at e commerce market projections,he makes a large jump forward.look at the difference in quality of cos.
When? Who the hell knows but my general interpretation
Got in at .0001 so save any bad breath
Spin out and spin off
Today I finally learned the difference between spin out and spin off.
Spin out means the parent company will sell the subsidiary to another company, where M&A will happen
Spin off means the parent company will list the subsidiary on the public market as an independent public company, so that investors who are only interested in the subsidiary business can invest only in this section rather than invest in the whole chunk of business.
Good thing it's at peanuts ,because all you lose is peanuts, but if not
It's the ELEPHANT
Groom your life son ,you make me want to toss you peanuts.
Quiet Period
DEFINITION OF 'QUIET PERIOD'
In terms of an IPO, the period where an issuer is subject to a SEC ban on promotional publicity. The quiet period usually lasts either 40 or 90 days from the IPO.
INVESTOPEDIA EXPLAINS 'QUIET PERIOD'
In other words, If you take your company public, you can't talk about your stock to anybody for 3 months.
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If no run up or blast off before and directly after 1q fins
Then have a nice summer!
Hub can't respond until the time is right , he doesn't waste pr's and so far he has followed the narrative , 2 -13g's ,maybe this is initial financing , pieces aren't clear yet but we should see something for a run here soon
The pennies are always going concern
These are start up companies looking for cash so they will always be looking for cash and going concern
Pennies
PPS = revenue - debt + patience x maybe
They cannot put false information out but they do not have to disclose certain info as well
Hopefully news soon because we know what comes after increase in AS and then dilution
You may want to leave pennies
While the exact structure of a securities purchase agreement may vary based on local laws, there are several elements that are always found within these types of agreements. First, the agreement will often lead off with verbiage that is referred to as a recital. The recital is simply identifying the buyer and the seller, any corporate entities involved in the sale, and the intent of the seller to allow the buyer to purchase the securities, based on commonly agreed criteria. This opening section lays the groundwork for the detailed sections that will follow.
The terms of purchase and sale of the securities will also often be highlighted as a separate section. Within this section, specific details about the items that are being sold will appear. This list will document the number and type of shares being sold, their market value, and the purchase price. Often, identification numbers that appear on the stock certificates are also included in the terms of purchase and sale. This section helps to properly identify each and every security that is covered in the sale, making it impossible for there to be any miscommunication on what is and is not part of the sale.
Another important section within the purchase agreement addresses the method of conveyance. Essentially, this spells out how the seller will receive compensation for the sale of the securities. For instance, this section may specify specific dates over the next six months to a year in which payments for the securities are due. The securities may be delivered in installments as well, depending on the arrangements that are laid out as the agreed upon means of conveying the securities to the buyer. Once again, this section ensures there is no misunderstanding about what each party expects from the other.
One other key section of any securities purchase agreement is the Listing of Assumed Obligations. This will specify whether or not the buyer is taking over responsibility for any liabilities connected with the securities he or she is acquiring. This section can also be used to specify which party is responsible for any legal fees incurred for the creation and filing of the agreement. Specifically addressing any issues of liability in the text of the purchase agreement will ensure that any matter which could impact the sale of the securities is addressed, with all parties in agreement about who will assume responsibility for what.
On March 5, 2015, the Company entered into a securities purchase agreement to acquire 100% of all outstanding shares of Koka Creative Corporation. The Company agreed to pay 800,000 shares of Series F preferred stock for this acquisition. The terms of the agreement with Koka provide for (a) the completion of two equity financings by the Company, an initial $3,000,000 financing and a subsequent $6,000,000 financing; (b) the spin-out of the Company’s existing operations to the Company’s shareholders; (c) the restructuring of the Company’s outstanding debt and equity to eliminate the substantial majority of the Company’s debt and to prepare the Company to petition for up-listing; and (d) the appointment of Koka’s designees to the Company’s management and board of directors. The agreement provides for the closing of the Koka acquisition simultaneously with the completion of the first financing.
A startup that grows into a successful company will have several rounds of equity financing as it evolves. Since a startup typically attracts different types of investors at various stages of its evolution, it may use different equity instruments for its financing needs.
For example, angel investors and venture capitalists – who are generally the first investors in a startup – are inclined to favor convertible preferred shares rather than common equity in exchange for funding new companies, since the former have greater upside potential and some downside protection. Once the company has grown large enough to consider going public, it may consider selling common equity to institutional and retail investors. Later on, if it needs additional capital, the company may go in for secondary equity financings such as a rights offering or an offering of equity units that includes warrants as a “sweetener.”
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Waiting on news Volume Run up Q1 more news. More run up
Spin Out
DEFINITION OF 'SPIN OUT'
A type of corporate restructuring. Spin outs occur when a corporation breaks off parts or divisions of itself to form a new corporation. The new company that is spun out brings with it some of the parent company's assets and equipment. The SEC defines a spin out as when the parent company has a stake in the equity of the newly formed company.
INVESTOPEDIA EXPLAINS 'SPIN OUT'
Parent companies often provide support for their "children" by investing equity in them or becoming their first major customer. In many cases, the management team of the spin out firm is drawn from the parent company as well. Parent companies spin out new companies from themselves for many reasons, such as to market a new product under a different company name.
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For the type of payments and to remain onboard as staff and of course the AMOUNT
I'm thinking both companies reverse merger and obtain a ticker symbol relevant to their industry and all worries about debt won't matter because of restructuring of all
Then you have a company truly cleaned up , PPS over .01, which would mean at least .02-.05 to maintain above .01 for 1 month.
If he does this he's looking for multiple dollars and no reason that it can't happen over time
I say 5 yr chart because it is just beyond a year and shows blast off
We shall see!
Go to 5 yr chart
1. The Company shall file an Amendment to its Articles of Incorporation whereby any and all existing shares of its voting Series A Preferred Stock shall no longer be convertible, in whole or in part, into shares of common stock of the Company at any time ("Common Stock"). To date, no such shares of Series A Preferred Stock have not been converted.
2. The Company shall file an Amendment to its Articles of Incorporation whereby it shall create a new class of Preferred Stock, "Series B", which shall be convertible 100:1 into shares of its Common Stock, and which shall be issued in lieu of the published, pending issuance of the consideration of 750,000,000 shares of Common Stock, post 30:1 reverse split, issuable under the terms and conditions of the Merger Agreement to the Vapor Group Shareholders.
3. The quantity of shares of Series B issuable in connection with the Merger Agreement shall be calculated on the basis that the 750,000,000 shares of Common Stock issuable above shall be divided by the convertibility feature of the Series B, or 100:1, such that only 7,500,000 shares of Series B would be the future issuance and consideration under the Merger Agreement.
4. The 7,500,000 shares of Series B issued in connection with the Agreement shall remain unissued until after the announced 30:1 reverse split of the Company's Common Stock, at which time such issuance will be further reduced 30:1 (similar to the effect of the reverse split), to 250,000 shares of Series B as consideration for the Merger Agreement which will be the final shares issued to the Vapor Group Shareholders as consideration under the Merger Agreement.
5. That any and all shares of Series B shall be restricted from any conversion into shares of Common Stock by any holder thereof for a period of eighteen (18) months from the date of their issuance.
This is a sample and only an opinion
DAVIE, FL--(Marketwired - Mar 7, 2014) - Vapor Group, Inc., formerly AvWorks Aviation Corp. (OTCQB: SPLI), (the "Company", "AvWorks", or "Vapor Group"), announced today that its Board of Directors, majority shareholder, Dror Svorai, and shareholders of Vapor Group, Inc. signing the January 22, 2014, "Agreement of Merger and Plan of Reorganization", (the "Merger Agreement"), (the "Vapor Group Shareholders"), had approved the following adjustments to the terms and conditions of the Merger Agreement as well as changes to the Company's capital stock structure, all of which will be filed within the next five (5) business days according to State and federal law and regulation:
Last year the same action took place on another board
From.0002 to .45 not a bad return
Spli
Vitacig can win you a 4 wheeler!!!!! say what?
http://www.pr.com/press-release/615591
Pennies playin tricks
Hold
Narrative being followed, deadlines being met,acquisitions in the pipeline
Waa Waa Waahh! On the boards indicates strong buy.Hey look Holie's back to tell us not to buy because he isn't
Isn't time precious
Also compared to a year ago a lot has been done
Following the narrative and anything negative can be addressed this is multi company business so expansion can be aggressively fast
And again made 40,000 on dead cat bounce
We fly soon
Revenue is king!
In the business tax world losses are a must!
Year end filing done today! The reason for the increase in authorized shares is explained in the 14c filing to request the increase in authorized.
Hub
Yeah got 2 texts as well
Full speed ahead
Trying to uplist sounds interesting