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Sunday, October 20, 2019 1:04:20 PM
In other words they used someone as a front but actually paid for it.
Let's think...they acquired shares at $3.40 and warrants at $4. So what IF THIS WAS A CASE ? How much would an acquisition really cost them ?
34M o/s + 6.6M of the $3.20's plus 8.5M of the $4's. Call it 50M o/s. I think we all agree we would be close to that number.
So, a deal done at $4.02 USD = $201M outlay but let's stop right there.
$55M would flow in so effectively, it's ~$145M because of the cash on the balance sheet. But, they would own 8.5M shares at a profit of 62 cents AND 8.5M warrants at a profit of 2 cents.
Isn't it interesting that Mgt picked $3.40 to also reprice their options at? A big fundraise closes at $3.40 and a option reprice at $3.40. HHMMMMMM
8.5M x .64 cent profit = $5.44M so effectively, they could sell shares and apply the immediate profits to the acquisition cost which then would be just under $140M.
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