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Re: sojomy post# 217587

Tuesday, 03/16/2021 3:42:51 PM

Tuesday, March 16, 2021 3:42:51 PM

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“So if they sell $11.5 million of shares at $4.25 each, after a 100:1 r/s”

After a 100:1 RS the stock price would immediately be 100 times current price, or $16.25 at the current price of the stock. Why in the world would KBLB set an offering price at $4.25 if the stock price is $16.25? You also need to figure the value of the $10-23 million that is received for the dilution and what that adds to the market cap. So yes, your math is using incorrect assumptions.
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