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TenKay

05/19/19 5:17 PM

#87270 RE: drum3171 #87267

They own the private company, they control the public company.

They don’t need a shareholder vote for whatever deal they make...if any.

They could decide to issue convertible preferred stock for the acquisition and then reverse split the commons leaving the prefs alone and end up with 99.999% of the equity of VYSTAR if they wanted.

And nobody could stop them.

They will act in their economic interest and as the current owners of Rotman’s and Insiders of VYST that interest is different than current retail common shareholders of VYST.