Posted On: 12/27/2015 1:48:18 PM
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$TPAC It's good for us to have some accurate numbers as pertains to the current share structure. Here is a new Tweet by Bill:
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OTC Markets was updated. Don't know when it will post. That's up to OTC Markets. O/S is 2,324,350,898. Float is 2,085,350,898 as of 12/27
Source: https://twitter.com/TPACbearings/with_replies
The total share retirement program is 1.8B in total. 900M O/S have been (announced) retired as of today's date, 12/27/15; float as of today sits at 2,085,350,898. When the remaining 900M O/S are retired, the new float will be 1,185,350,898.
Maybe Bill will consider doing a small 'bonus retirement' of 200M additional shares to get the float under 1B shares. Having an O/S under 1B will attract a lot of new faces, especially with all that is going on. I'm hoping to see a float of 985,350,898. We are now entering phase 3 of the business plan, which is where the company turns from merely existing to operational, to now profitable. A sub-billion float would be huge.
All of that being said, I am very grateful for where we are at and where we will be in comparison to now when the retirements are said and done. Bill has really been a man of his word and that gets my respect.
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TPAC Bearings
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OTC Markets was updated. Don't know when it will post. That's up to OTC Markets. O/S is 2,324,350,898. Float is 2,085,350,898 as of 12/27
Source: https://twitter.com/TPACbearings/with_replies
The total share retirement program is 1.8B in total. 900M O/S have been (announced) retired as of today's date, 12/27/15; float as of today sits at 2,085,350,898. When the remaining 900M O/S are retired, the new float will be 1,185,350,898.
Maybe Bill will consider doing a small 'bonus retirement' of 200M additional shares to get the float under 1B shares. Having an O/S under 1B will attract a lot of new faces, especially with all that is going on. I'm hoping to see a float of 985,350,898. We are now entering phase 3 of the business plan, which is where the company turns from merely existing to operational, to now profitable. A sub-billion float would be huge.
All of that being said, I am very grateful for where we are at and where we will be in comparison to now when the retirements are said and done. Bill has really been a man of his word and that gets my respect.
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