Copper King Mining Corporation fka CPRKQ

[Colorado1]

Leveraged buyout in the cards for CPRK?

The rest of the story as promised in my earlier foreclosure email. This is the flip side to a forced chapter 11 or whatever.

I keep asking the question following question and I have received less then satisfying answers from CPRK.

Why would CPRK not be willing to list their stock? What could possibly be their real motive when it is actually providing a smaller revenue stream when dilutions occur?

It makes absolutely no sense to give away their stock at these prices even if they are restricted shares unless there is something that has been overlooked. This would be to dilute enough people out of the picture so somebody could institute a privatization effort.

This theory holds true even if the price were to rocket up to .10 -.30 pps (let alone at .02 which is way to cheap)

At these bargain basement prices a leveraged buyout would make perfect sense. This is the only other real possibility of why they are not listing. (I totally discount that they are to ignorant or stupid or whatever.... That is absolutely naive and anyone would be seriously underestimating the business accumen of the insiders if they seriously entertained anything along these lines. They did not get rich by being foolish.)

They the supermajority stockholders (insiders) may be in current discussions on this very possibility. So it is a quiet time for the management. But the good news is that things have a way of perculating around the hedge funds managers.

This may be the real reason why they won't list because then the ownership relationships are revealed and other groups may try to compete for an alternate leveraged buyout.

Seriously what if a group of the insiders that hold 2/3 of the stock vote to buy us all out? (Commonly called a supermajority.)

They do not need any votes from the float shares to get this done. We would all probably make some pretty good money but we could be shut out from some of the largest gains in the future.

This type of financial arrangement would be a huge positive to the largest insider shareholders and if the news were to leak out before it could happen the publicly traded shares could skyrocket. Which coincidently would benefit the shareholders who are holding the float. (Which includes myself)

This whole arrears/foreclosure issue may even be a ploy to keep the stock depressed or maybe they want more value since they see this leveraged buyout coming as well.

What a twist this would be to all of us outsiders (25%) that think or are counting on having a long position in this company.

Quick ED 101: A leveraged buyout or privatization is when a public company buys out its shareholders and becomes private. This is typically done through a leveraged buyout. It can occur when the buyers believe the securities have been undervalued by investors. Public companies can and have become private by having all of their shares purchased by an individual or small group of investors, or by another company that is private.

A supermajority is required for this sort of offer to be approved by both the States of Nevada & Utah. But once approved then usually all the shareholders are compelled to sell at the agreed-upon price and the company becomes private.