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Re: sillyunclekarl post# 30453

Thursday, 07/26/2007 5:53:43 PM

Thursday, July 26, 2007 5:53:43 PM

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sillyunclekarl

Yes, if the R/S passes, he can convert his preferred into 10,500,000 common shares. However, there is no further multiple. They stay 10,500,000 common shares and his current common shares are split 1/25 to 113,754 shares, so 10,613,754 new shares and not 263 million shares if the R/S passes. The 35% is his 10,613,754 new shares of the about 29 million outstanding new shares.

"So, after the R/S passes, CB can convert his preferred into common, and then his liquidation rights will be the same as common."
As I understand it, he would be in line with the rest of us for a proportionate share of any remaining assets.
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