These questions and a few others when answered is necessary to evaluate the coming merger. One thing that is a significant advantage for stock holders, is that a great percentage of the company FSNR shares are held by the Officers, Directors, and the JV Dynamis to a total of 38,616,442 shares.
None of the officers, directors, or the JV have sold a single share - not one share. It is in their favor to get as good a deal as possible for FSNR shareholders.
There will be an increase in the authorized shares in order to bring privately held Dynamis into public held FSNR; at approximately the rate of 25% for FSNR and 75% for Dynamis for the outstanding shares of the combined company.
So the real unknown is the value of Dynamis, are they worthy of 75% of the new combined companies? What are their assets, debt, and revenues? Looks like all the major stock holders think the deal is good for FSNR, and that is a good sign vs deals companies make when the officers are minor shareholders. The company's interest is for the shares they hold, and that is a good position to be in for all shareholders.
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