ProGreen US Inc. (fka PGUS)

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www.pgproinc.com/

2016-05-04 12:29:01
CEO TRAVELLING TO BAJA TO TRY TO FINALIZE A FRAME AGREEMENT FOR SEVERAL TRACTS OF LAND THAT WILL NOW LIKEY TOTAL OVER 10,000 ACRES. FURTHER UPDATE WILL BE POSTED WHILE IN BAJA NEXT WEEK.


Outstanding Debt Conversion Now Completed
BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI--(Marketwired - Mar 31, 2016) - ProGreen Properties, Inc. (PROGREEN) (OTC PINK: PGEI), is pleased to announce that the company's last outstanding institutional convertible note has now been fully converted. The company is now in a much stronger financial position, as its total outstanding debt has now been reduced to the $200,000 owed to American Fastigheter AB (Amrefa), which is non-convertible, does not carry interest and will be paid off with proceeds from the sale of one of the 14 properties included in the ARG acquisition, announced earlier in the month.

"This removes the last of the earlier dilutive debt and we can now clearly see the path forward without this type of 'overhang,'" says Jan Telander, President.

ProGreen Completes Acquisition of American Residential Gap LLC
BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI--(Marketwired - Mar 14, 2016) - ProGreen Properties, Inc. (PROGREEN) (OTC PINK: PGEI) is pleased to announce that the acquisition of American Residential Gap LLC (ARG), a property holding company, has now been completed after an overwhelming yes vote at the shareholders meeting on March 8 of ARG's Swedish parent company, American Residential Fastigheter AB.

This has resulted in bringing all 14 properties owned by ARG onto PROGREEN's books for a total stated net asset value of $1,285,000.

The acquisition was cashless, paid for by PROGREEN issuing 8,093,541 Class B 7% Preferred Shares to AMREFA, that are convertible into common stock after 12 months at average market price for the 20 trading days prior to March 8, 2017.

An outstanding 8% Note of $270,000 including accrued interest, in favor of AMREFA, was also cancelled under the agreement, with $70,000 being converted into the same class of preferred shares, and the remaining $200,000 to be paid back in cash from part of the proceeds from the sale of one of the 14 properties now acquired.

"This is a very big step forward for the company, resulting in a considerably improved balance sheet and further reduced debt," says Jan Telander, President.