lol and BS
Paying payments begin 90 days after closing is just structuring. It doesn’t imply anything about when approval will or won’t happen. It’s a cash-management device.
The two-year installment structure is standard for private-company acquisitions, especially when the buyer is cash-tight. That’s not commentary on regulatory timelines—it’s just balance sheet triage.
The acceleration clause is optional upside. All it means is: “If we get approval and suddenly have stronger liquidity (wink wink), we’ll pay faster.” That’s carrot, not crystal ball. If NWBO thought approval was far away, they could have just left payments on a straight 24-month schedule. The acceleration clause actually suggests they expect approval could land during that window, not that it won’t happen before the first tranche.
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