oder er hat kein Interesse eine Aktienverwässerung herbeizuführen sondern würde eher zurück kaufen.
Companies do go public to raise capital for operations. That said, there is no way to generate the funds we require to scale by selling more stock into the current market. We need $50 million to execute our plan.
I may be new to this 'penny stock' thing, but I don't see a snowball's chance in hell how we could dilute our way to $50 million in capital. It was vital that we bring in an investment partner who could see our vision and provide the backing we need. We believe we're working with that group now.
The only equity portion the investment group is interested in is the private side of AquaLiv, Inc. At this time, they don't want anything to do with the public side. "Too much regulation and paperwork."
Since the majority of the $50 million may be structured as debt, it may make sense in the future to pay off some of that debt by issuing new shares through AQLV. However, we have no interest selling new shares into the market at these highly undervalued share prices.
If the market does not correct itself by the time we receive the funding, you may see a buy-back before anything else |
