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GEQU: Significantly Undervalued with Multiple Near-Term Upside Catalysts

Jan. 4, 2017 | More About Global Equity International


RedChip recently sat down for an exclusive interview with Global Equity International (OTC: GEQU) CEO Peter Smith.

GEQU provides capital funding solutions and other strategic business consulting services to companies from a wide range of industries. Through these activities, GEQU has built an impressive portfolio of companies led by outstanding and seasoned management teams.

Through its offices in Dubai and London, GEQU’s portfolio of clients has grown to 18 companies, representing significant potential upside for GEQU shareholders.

They have dropped some clients since the last 10Q only showed 11 clients currently active.

GEQU earns cash and equity success fees ranging from 2% to 10%. Ultimately, GEQU seeks to list its many of its clients’ shares on public exchanges, enabling the company to cash in on large equity success fees.

With the company’s extremely low market cap of just $6.1 million, success fees from just a small number of GEQU’s holdings could send shares skyrocketing.

They must really be undervalued now with a market cap of $1.9 million. Even at .01 the market cap would be around 4 million so still really still undervalued.

Key Client Opportunities

In September, GEQU client Majestic Wealth received a term sheet for $301.5 million for a hotel project in Cyprus. The transaction is anticipated to close after a due diligence review by one of the Big Four firms. In addition to an equity success fee, GEQU will earn an $11+ million cash success fee that it will share with its joint venture partner, Billbarter Group.

Still an active client so the above deal is still in play. They have a 50/50 split with Billbarter Group.

More recently, GEQU announced the successful completion of a $2 million private placement for Switzerland-based Quartal Financial Solutions, a leading provider of FinTech solutions used by key players globally to reduce operating costs, improve accuracy and performance, and achieve faster return on investment. Longer-term, GEQU is mandated to raise an additional $8 million to $10 million for Quartal.

Will be able to fulfill the mandate above with their 39 Million discretionary funds available after they close on the two funds this summer.

GEQU is also in talks with a potential partner to provide up to $35 million in funding for Granite Power, a clean energy company with a patented heat conversion technology which delivers low-cost low carbon emission energy. Successful completion of this project will earn GEQU a hefty cash success fee.

Will be able to fulfill some of the funding requirement above with their 39 Million discretionary funds available after they close on the two funds this summer.

HR Operations Could Drive Additional Revenue and Cash Flow

In late 2015, GEQU management set up a human resources division in Dubai. Led by James Payne, the division, known as Kingsman James, is expected to generate a minimum of $273,000 in revenue in 2017. The division operates with very little overhead and is expected to grow exponentially as it gains further traction in the marketplace.

Kingsman has been busy looking for personal for GEQU clients so they must be making some income for GEQU.

Improving Fundamentals

Management announced the retirement of 450 million shares of their personal common stock in November, reducing the total outstanding shares by 55%.

Float was 211,298,715 after the above took place now it is 253 million so that isn't good.

As of the most recent quarter end in September, GEQU had trailing 12-month revenue of $2.4 million and net income of $700,000. It’s also seen its shareholder equity surge nearly 200% since year-end 2015, from $523,000 to $1.5 million.

Their last filing didn't show improvement and shareholder equity is down to 2015 levels so this is a big time negative. Also note holder selling has hurt the stock some and increased the shares. Shorting and shareholder selling has also hurt the stock.

As fundamentals continue to improve, GEQU plans to uplist to a major exchange.

This is still in play when they get up to 1 billion shares under management.

Exclusive Interview with CEO

Watch our interview GEQU CEO Peter Smith to learn more about this exciting company. Prior to GEQU, Smith successfully built a global financial services company with $2.2 billion in assets under management, 23 offices around the world, and 300+ employees. With what has been accomplished already at GEQU, we expect he’ll continue his track record of success.

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