More promotional misinformation. The didn't mention that the "purchase" part of the "sell and lease back the property" or the $1 million in fees to secure the net proceeds of what was actually $2.3 million. I also liked the characterization of the Canadian property loss as a sale to the 'Company’s Senior lender'. The senior lender Leonite exchanged the preferred shares in Ethema Health and Cranberry Cove that were acquired in the debt restructuring of 2020 for the property. That was defaulted debt that was turned into preferred shares. The bulk of the debt that was settled with the handing over of Cranberry Cove was the mortgage of roughly $3.4 that was in default. Again in the last quote referring to the deal as a sale in the $4.9 million in debt elimination statement which included the mortgage. Talk about lipstick on a pig.
Bottom line is heavy promotion on misinformation because they have an offering to sell an there is no interest in this stock. "The Company is also about to embark on a capital raising campaign..." We all know what the effect on shareholders of a regulation "A" offering has. Of course they have been talking about this since the original filing nearly a year ago. No worries though, Shawn moves at a glacial pace. It took a year to get the purchase, sale, lease back fiasco done.
First, the Company is pleased to announce that is has signed a binding purchase and sale agreement to sell and leaseback the property located at 950 Evernia Street, West Palm Beach for $8,500,000 contemporaneously with the purchase of the property for $5,500,000. The Company will simultaneously enter into a twenty-year lease on the Property.
Third, the Company has agreed to sell the subsidiary that owns the Canadian property to its senior lender in exchange for all of the senior lender’s preferred shares, accrued and unpaid dividends, and the assumption of the property mortgage.