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Re: BonnieMac post# 71041

Monday, 07/05/2021 4:34:26 PM

Monday, July 05, 2021 4:34:26 PM

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Edited. There are two main outcomes. One is a shares for cash transfer. Another is a share for share transfer.

The dollar amount will be set by Dr Koos and the purchaser(s). This will be set in stone. How it gets distributed will then be announced.

Scenario 1. Shares for Cash purchase.

The purchaser and Dr Koos set a price of say $3.8 billion dollars. Each of your shares would disappear and each one would be replaced by $1.

Why $1? Because we have 3.8B shares. So 3.8B dollars equals one dollar per share.

You lose ownership of the share but gain ownership of $1. Regardless of what the current trade price is for Regen. Hope that makes sense.

Scenario 2. Shares for Shares Purchase.

Must start with that there can be endless varieties of this…it is basically our Regen shares are taken away and we are issued a ratio of new shares of the purchasing companies stock. The value of the new stock issued will be the total value of the purchase. So a formula like this is often used(hypothetical numbers used):

Total purchase: $3.8b to be awarded in XYZ company stock.
Total Value RGBP: $1 per share. So every share we have can buy $1 worth of stock
XYZ Stock Price: $20 per share. So for every 20 shares of Regen we own at the purchase price of $1 we can be issued 1 stock of the XYZ company. (Not a simple concept, read slow)

The purchase value can be different then trading price. A stock can be trading a $1 and suddenly be bought out for $20 per share. Overnight. No warning. Its all in the value that the purchaser sees.

And I can see them seeing a whole lot of value on Regen… then another IP catches the eyes of the beholders…. And the more…

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