If you notice the convertible financing was done on 11/17/08 when the stock was CTGI was trading at $.20 and not effective until 6 months later
It was convertible into stock upon notice by the holder at the lower of $2.10 or the average market price of 18 consecutive trading days.
The timing of this is 6 months from now and I think it would before the filing of an S-1 or IPO offering
If you notice the out here for CTgi is the conversion at the way this is worded at the lowest of $2.10 or average 18 day market price.
There is also a floor of $.38 that the company can buy the shares for 118% if the stock gets too cheap
So I think the company has a shut off valve to counter toxic financing since they have been through this with Cornell once before.
At $2.10 that is 10 times greater than $.20 when the stock was traded when this financing was concluded
Evidently the company y must believe that the value of its stock will be no lower than $.38 and greater than $2.10.
In this regard they would issue about 714,000 shares for each note at the $2.10 which would then not be too dilutive or toxic.
CTGI must need these these monies to back up the CO2 technology since such the LTC IPO funds could not be used to fund the CO2 branch of their operations without the consent of their Ukrainian shareholders.
I was reading tha there is a lot of money on the sidelines and that a lot of IPO s have been shelved waiting for a better financial climate or issuing environment.
Investors will be very selective and only the better IPOs will get funding.
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