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Re: Sobek post# 358

Friday, 01/03/2020 10:43:23 AM

Friday, January 03, 2020 10:43:23 AM

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LOL, I'm way off yet this is YOUR post!!!
And yes you are correct here, you have to use ALL the shares when figuring the math out, not just the ones that you like. Find out if the preferred are getting cancelled and that will be a different story. My guess the rich guy selling the shell wants to make as much money as he can, but maybe I'm wrong and that's not what rich guys do.

Sobek Thursday, 12/19/19 09:27:01 AM
Re: HokieHead post# 228 0
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Hi HokieHead, usually when these transactions take place, all the stock of the merging co., in this case Loop, will cancel their shares and acquire shares in the company they are merging in to (ITRK) in an equal or greater amount

ITRK as of the last Q has 69,753,397 shares o/s. The CEO currently owns 60 million common shares and 100% of or, 1.7 million series A preferred which, convert into 170m commons

That would be approx. 240m shares on a fully diluted basis outstanding. ITRK management and shareholders will keep 17% of that which is 40.8 million shares fully diluted.

If they plan on converting the preferred, we do not know yet.

But with ITRK owning 17%, Loop management will be the controlling officers and Loop Media Inc will become a sub of ITRK

It looks like when they close, Loop management and employees will own 199.2 million shares and ITRK management and current shareholders will own 40.8 million shares, all on a fully diluted basis...

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