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Re: Decon6 post# 3990

Tuesday, 02/27/2024 9:43:35 PM

Tuesday, February 27, 2024 9:43:35 PM

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In a merger, the impact on the common shares of both companies can vary depending on the terms negotiated between the companies and approved by their shareholders. Generally, common shareholders may receive consideration such as cash, stock, or a combination of both in exchange for their shares. In certain mergers, common shareholders may retain their ownership stake in the merged entity, with their shares continuing to trade on the stock exchange under the new company name and ticker symbol.

Based on the 8-K provided information, the merger between KOAN and EMGE involves a reorganization into a holding company structure, with the creation of a new parent company called Apollo Health and Wellness, Inc. (New Parent Company). Here's how this affects the common shares of EMGE:

EMGE would become a subsidiary of the new parent company, Apollo Health and Wellness, Inc. This means that EMGE's operations would be overseen by the new parent company, but EMGE would continue to operate as a separate entity.

Common shareholders of EMGE would likely receive shares in the new parent company as part of the merger consideration. The exact terms of the merger, including the exchange ratio for EMGE common shares, would be outlined in the merger agreement and subject to approval by shareholders.

At this point, KOAN filed 8-K and we rely on that information. KOAN tier OTCQB The company's financials are audited and registered with the SEC. On the other hand, EMGE is a stinky pinky Financial Unaudited. Therefore, they don't have to file the 8-K with the SEC. However, if the merger sticks, we should see a full-term disclosure from EMGE.

After the merger, EMGE common shares may continue to trade on the stock exchange under the new company name and ticker symbol, reflecting the change in corporate structure resulting from the merger.

I'm not here to influence your decision to buy or sell stock. Frankly, that's none of my concern. However, I am available to assist those seeking information about the company to the best of my ability. Please remember the decision to buy or sell rests solely with you.
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