Replies to post #240389 on Hannover House Inc (HHSE)

[martyj]

Bye Bye TCA. Onward HHSE

[Clark6290]

Great news, causing share trade volume to increase. Already traded about $1,700 worth of half cent shares.

[speckulater]

TCA Settled; HHSE Corporate Governances Ready To Proceed










The TCA Settlement is about the last item to be completed before HHSE can begin with the Plethora of Corporate Governances below.


* Cannes and 2016 Major Titles and Stars Slate of Films

* Material Changes in Distribution Partnerships

* HHSE New Business Model

* Relocate HHSE From Warehouse Facilities Into Executive Offices Suite

* Production Ventures ("MOTHER GOOSE: JOURNEY TO UTOPIA")

* TCA Settlement Agreement


1.) HHSE New Film Library Valuation

2.) Completion/Release HHSE 2 Years Financial Audits

3.) Form 10 (SEC Registration/Filing)

4.) Stock Manipulator's Suit Filed in US Federal Court, Western District of Arkansas.

5.) VODwiz Independent Films Online Portal Launch

6.) HHSE Fully SEC Compliant

7.) HHSE Uplist to OTC:QB











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[Clark6290]

Redwood Management completes conversion of TCA debt settlement
Tuesday, September 30, 2014


While HHSE wishes the timing were about two weeks into the future, the reality is that Redwood Management took advantage of the artificially low PPS for Hannover House and elected to convert their final traunch of shares under the previously announced TCA settlement. We are told that Redwood plans to hold these shares in anticipation of major corporate events about to unfold for HHSE that should enable the PPS to rapidly ascend.

HHSE management knows that the idea of MORE shares being in the float today is the last thing that our longs want to hear. HHSE agreed to not pursue any new debt conversions, as this previously entered August settlement with TCA was already responsible for over 20-mm new shares. It's bad timing to have issued another 12-mm+ shares at this time... but this was not in HHSE's control. Redwood had the option to convert at anytime prior to Nov. 15, and they chose RIGHT NOW (actually, on Sept. 26) due to the absurdly low, temporary pricing for the stock. They saw an opportunity for multiple returns as the PPS recovers, and we understand that motivation.

We realize that this is not what any of our longs wanted to hear or to happen right now. But we will always tell you exactly what is happening, exactly like it is. The TCA deal was a burdensome and nonfunctional deal for HHSE and we needed to get it removed as a financing obstacle. Redwood purchased the largest share of their debt under a conversion that enabled them to receive shares from Sept. 1 to mid-November. In retrospect, it might have been better to simply issue ALL shares on the initial closing day. But HHSE thought we were protecting the flow of new shares into the market with a staggered release. With the PPS now at a 2-year low, more shares seems poorly timed for all parties except Redwood. They are aware of our pending filings and new activities and see an opportunity for significant gains. We understand this motivation, but are still sick-to-our stomachs about the timing.

AS PROMISED - HHSE will be filing a new Form 8 CONFIRMING that there are no new debt conversions to occur prior to the filing of the Form 10 registration (and probably not even then).

How many new shares have been printed since this announcement - staggering!

[speckulater]

Plethora Reasons Move From Warehouse To Executive/Offices Suites










* After 8-years and $350,000 in rent payments to the landlord

* Most of the current office space is for warehousing, which has been moved to off-site fulfillment (for far lesser costs)

* Outgrown the office-warehouse combo location in Springdale

* Final move-out of our warehouse facility

* 'Getting out of the warehousing business' and turning this task over to Technicolor

* New duties (warehousing, replicating, storing, physical inventory, shipping) to be handled by Technicolor

* HHSE will be moving out of the warehouse location in Springdale within the next two weeks - and occupying executive office suites in the Fayetteville business district.

* Separating Executive and Administrative functions from Operations

* Enable HHSE management to focus on "the big stuff," the big projects, the big picture

* Company focused more on theatrical activities and production of higher profile films

* Moving to higher-end offices (instead of staying in a warehouse district), seemed like the right move based on these changing, growing and improving circumstances.

* “We’re stepping up our game,” HHSE CEO Eric Parkinson said.




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* 5). Final move-out of our warehouse facility (with new duties handled by Technicolor) will be completed in the next few days (but possibly, NOT by this coming Friday).


* 5). After 8-years and $350,000 in rent payments to the landlord, HHSE will be moving out of the warehouse location in Springdale within the next two weeks - and occupying executive office suites in the Fayetteville business district. We are pleased to be 'getting out of the warehousing business' and turning this task over to Technicolor, after a few years of struggling to resolve "Twelve" debts incurred with them. They are a great replication and warehousing partner, and we're happy to be back on the Technicolor team. Separating Executive and Administrative functions from Operations will enable HHSE management to focus on "the big stuff," the big projects, the big picture so to speak. It's an exciting time and an exciting move that will be presented in greater detail as a free-standing media announcement.
http://hannoverhousemovies.blogspot.com/2016/10/week-of-oct-3-7-lots-in-motion_2.html


* As disclosed recently, we have outgrown the office-warehouse combo location in Springdale, where we've resided since March, 2008. Most of the current office space is for warehousing, which has been moved to off-site fulfillment (for far lesser costs), and with the company focused more on theatrical activities and production of higher profile films, moving to higher-end offices (instead of staying in a warehouse district), seemed like the right move based on these changing, growing and improving circumstances.


* Hannover House Moving to Fayetteville
Media distribution company Hannover House Inc. is in the process of relocating its corporate office from Springdale to Fayetteville, CEO Eric Parkinson said.

The move to the Today’s Bank building at 300 N. College St. comes after the company secured high-profile actors Samuel L. Jackson and Shirley MacLaine to star in “Mother Goose: Journey to Utopia,” which is expected to start filming in Northwest Arkansas in January.

“We’re stepping up our game,” Parkinson said.

Parkinson expects the move from 1428 Chester St. in Springdale to be completed by mid-October.
http://hannoverhousemovies.blogspot.com/2016/10/state-of-arkansas-production-financing.html













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