Win, you are not the only one confused by the S-4. If I have read and calculated the following correctly, expect to see a pps above $2.56 just prior to the merger pre upcoming R/S. Any R/S would still require the market cap to exceed $62,523,204 (i.e., 1:2 R/S needs a minimum pps of $5.12)
I can now see why some of the info provided has not been audited. The following would most likely have been picked up. In the companies valuation estimates.
From page 1 of Q&A
Page 276 shows the breakdown of the 2,350,163 of preferred Series D shares that have been issued. (Note: that the duplicate the share total for the person and the investment firms such as Penn, Brown and Meridian are speaking for the same 1,376,596)
Therefore 2,350,163 shares X $30.00 = $70,504,890 which should translate into less than 53% (I have to look for other distribution triggers and beneficial owners) of the merged company.
If this is the case then the combined company should have a value of at least $133,028,094 most likely higher. Therefore, if I am reading this correctly BPAX should have a market cap of above $62,523,204. With 24,422,240 outstanding Biosante shares this equals a pps of $2.56. Therefore expect a pps with a minimum of $2.56 before they execute a merger. Any R/S would still have to provide a minimum market cap of $62,523,204.
I also have to do further reading on the future compensation of the management team. They gave up some share rights in favor of a percentage of net proceeds. If so this reduces future dilution as the merged company moves forward.
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