Hopefully there will be no need to highlight certain phrases/sections.
Affluence Corporation (AFFU) – Series A Preferred Stock & MTI Acquisition Summary
Based on Certificate of Designation & Share Exchange Agreement (May 2025)
Background
On May 19, 2025, Affluence Corporation (AFFU) acquired Mingothings SLU (MTI) by issuing Series A Preferred Stock to MTI shareholders. This structure was designed to:
Grant MTI shareholders control and anti-dilution protection;
Protect MTI’s assets and ownership via strong default protections;
Enforce specific debt elimination and uplisting milestones within 24 months.
Core Terms of the Series A Preferred Stock
Term Summary
Ownership Control Represents 51% ownership of AFFU on a fully diluted basis.
Conversion Structure Conversion ensures post-conversion ownership equals 51% regardless of dilution.
Voting Rights Votes as if converted — i.e., controls the majority of voting shares.
Certificate Format Issued in book-entry only; no physical certificate required.
Reserved Shares Company must maintain sufficient authorized shares to honor full conversion.
Transfer Agent Instructions AFFU irrevocably instructs its TA to honor conversion notices.
Conversion Mechanics
Convertible anytime during the Conversion Period via Notice of Conversion.
Company must deliver shares within 3 business days of valid notice.
If AFFU or its transfer agent delays, it is a default (including failure to pay TA fees).
DTC FAST program delivery preferred, if applicable.
Events of Default (Triggering Penalties & Reversion)
Default Trigger Cure Period / Conditions
Failure to deliver shares after conversion 3 business days
Breach of Series A covenants (e.g., share reserve, conversion mechanics) 10 days after written notice
Misrepresentation by Company Immediate if material
Receiver, trustee, insolvency, bankruptcy, or liquidation proceedings Immediate
Cessation of operations or inability to pay debts (except going concern language) Immediate
Failure to uplist to NASDAQ/NYSE by May 19, 2027 Automatic default
Legacy Convertible Debt remains outstanding by May 19, 2027 Automatic default
Exercise of pledge rights over OneMind Technologies, SL shares by Legacy Debt holders Automatic default
Litigation by Non-Legacy Debt holders not resolved within 6 months Automatic default
Default Adjustment Clause (Enhanced Penalties)
Upon a Default:
Ownership % increases from 51% to 60%
Stated Value increases to $2.00/share
Right of Reversion: If all Holders vote to redeem after the Second Anniversary:
MTI shares (100%) are transferred back to the Holders, and
Affluence forfeits any ownership interest in MTI
This clause effectively claws back the entire acquisition if AFFU fails to meet debt elimination or uplisting requirements by May 2027.
In all my years & imho possibly due to the terribly failed Durham Black fiasco
This is one of the strongest protective structures seen in an OTC acquisition deal:
It incentivizes performance (uplist, clean balance sheet),
Enables full recovery of assets (MTI) in the event of failure,
And grants immediate governance control to the acquirers.
Investors or regulators evaluating AFFU should assess:
Whether Affluence has the capacity to meet the May 2027 milestones,
How the Legacy and Non-Legacy Debt is being addressed in filings,
If internal operations, budgets, and filings support eventual uplisting.