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Wednesday, January 18, 2017 1:43:21 PM
Pepsico, Inc. is already a publicly traded company (ticker symbol PEP) trading on NASDAQ, and trades for slightly over $100/share.
Therefore, Pepsico, Inc. would have no interest in preserving DNAX Brands' ticker symbol. As such, the share structure of DNAX would be of zero consequence to Pepsico, Inc., and the thought of a merger would be ridiculous.
DNA Brands, Inc. currently has a market value of almost one and a half million dollars.
If Pepsico was interested in the energy drink recipes from DNA, they would just do a straight buyout of all shares at $0.0002, write a petty cash (for them) check to cover the three million dollar cost, take the energy drink recipes, and dissolve DNA Brands which would end the DNAX ticker.
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