CGrowth Capital Inc (CGRA)

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To Confirm the Validity of CGRA...

The validity of CGRA has been confirmed by their very credible Legal Counsel of Lucosky Brookman LLP which stated within their Attorney Letter below that they have verified everything that CGRA has publicly released and has confirmed that everything is legit and found suitable for public disclosure:
https://www.otciq.com/otciq/ajax/showFinancialReportById.pdf?id=154032

This means that lots of what I mentioned within the post below is valid:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=122333812

As a reminder, below is an earlier post to reflect the high credentials of Lucosky Brookman LLP who is CGRA's Legal Counsel:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=122335870

To Legally Confirm CGRA is the real deal...

Also, to Legally Confirm CGRA is the real deal... the Legal Counsel for CGRA is Lucosky Brookman LLP and they are very reputable as can be seen from the over 20 major transactions I listed that they completed to include a $55,000,000 transaction with Goldman Sachs and a $244.8 million secured purchase and sale of iron ore which can be confirmed from the links below and more:
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/CGRA/profile
http://lucbro.com/


http://lucbro.com/the-firm/


http://lucbro.com/transactions/
http://lucbro.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/2015-Year-In-Review-Lucosky-Brookman.pdf
Attorneys at Lucosky Brookman have successfully represented clients in complex corporate and securities transactions, including, most recently, the following:

o $55,000,000 secured credit facility with Goldman Sachs Specialty Lending Group, L.P., as lender, and, simultaneous closing of two strategic acquisitions resulting in our client having fully-integrated waste management operations in St. Louis, Missouri, including, but not limited to, major hauling assets, transfer stations, and a municipal solid waste landfill.

o $18,000,000 sale of substantially all of the assets of an international manufacturer of telecommunications equipment, including, but not limited to, advising the Special Committee of the Board of Directors of the company regarding the transition of management following the asset purchase and sale transaction and advising with respect to the ongoing sale of the company’s remaining assets.

o $50,000,000 merger of a Colorado based specialty chain of retail supply stores with a California based company.

o 15,000,000 Underwritten Offering of Common Stock and Dual-Listing onto the NASDAQ. Capital market of a New Jersey-based AIM-listed diagnostics company specializing in the development, manufacture, and supply of rapid, point-of-care screening and testing products.

o $244.8 million secured purchase and sale of iron ore (including the execution of a purchase and sale agreement, security agreement, put option agreement and assignment agreement), pursuant to which the buyer shall purchase certain amounts of iron ore in installments over the course of a three year period.

o $11 million offering consisting of convertible preferred stock and warrants in connection with an alternative public offering between an Asian based real estate company and a Form 10 shell company to be listed on a senior exchange.

o $10 million offering consisting of common stock and warrants for a publicly traded Asian based construction company.

o (i) a $73 million purchase of an 80% interest in a U.S. manufacturing company and (ii) a $36.5 million stock purchase of a manufacturing company.

o $18.6 million offering consisting of common stock and warrants for a NASDAQ listed life sciences company.

o $100 million asset purchase of a cruise ship division from a NYSE listed company.

o $15 million offering consisting of convertible preferred stock and warrants in connection with an alternative public offering between a Chinese electronics company and a Form 10 shell company to be listed on a senior exchange.

o $36 million asset and stock acquisitions relating to a publicly-traded media company.

o $14 million equity investment in a private European luxury watch manufacturer.

o $25 million Series B preferred stock offering in a privately held biology based renewable energy company.

o $40 million equity investment in a private South American natural gas company.

o $50 million Series D Preferred Stock investment in a privately held clean-tech company.

o $46 million senior secured loan facility and a $25 million junior secured loan facility advanced to borrower for the purpose of financing the purchase of luxury cruise ships.

o $60 million senior secured loan advanced to borrower for the purpose of purchasing credit card receivables in South America.

o Corporate reorganization of certain subsidiaries and investment vehicles in connection with four senior secured loan agreements totaling, in the aggregate, $60 million.

o $75 million senior secured loan facility advanced to borrower for the purpose of financing the purchase of wind turbines.

o Two cross-collateralized $17.2 million and one $20.6 million senior secured loan facilities.

o $10 million senior secured loan facility advanced to borrower for the purpose of financing the purchase of a wood pellet manufacturing plant.

And quite an few more as I have only listed 22 above of which they have listed 50 major transactions which can be viewed and confirmed from their website below:
http://lucbro.com/transactions/

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Sterling