Thursday, March 30, 2017 9:05:42 AM
Further it sounds like that the first financing was to get the CO asap to Nasdaq and included a R/S, which could also mean that CO priority was Nasdaq and maybe not the buyout it self.
My conclusion to this all is, i think that it was smart from CO, to terminate the first financing offer, because that it was connected with a R/S (seems to me) and Nasdaq listing ( which would so or so take 4 months after the split and we would also need to find and acquire that CO during the same 4 months, which wont be easy) and its sure smart from CO, not to buyout a +20M$ revenue making CO yet, but maybe later with a better deal, which does not include the R/S (sounds like to me) which would be the right way.
I like this now, sounds good!
All imo and in my hope, no guarantee that anything that i post/ write will happen! Do your own DD!
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