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Posted On: 11/13/2024 7:44:45 AM
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I found at the Oklahoma Secretary of State website that the company had a new entry Nov ^th , last wednesday . They filed a new certificate of designation . The info is publically available so i ordered it. CRTG got 150,000 Series D preferred shares authorized .I didnt see how many shares each 1 converts into as far as common stock goes . They already have a lot of series C shares approved recently ...I know CRTG is already public but they might be used for an acqusition . CRTGs CEO is the CEO of ZaiCell Inc in Virginia and they are building a 50 giga watt battery manufacturing plant . They are private so im speculating they may want to go public through CRTG ??
What type of investors offer Series D funding?
The leading players, including VC, PE, hedge funds, investment banks, and corporate investors, will remain the same.
What should you use Series D funding for?
Companies often use Series D funds to prepare their operations and finances for an initial public offering(IPO). This would include refining their business model, strengthening the balance sheet, and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.
How companies get Series D Funding
To get Series D funding, companies need to show predictable growth and a clear plan for an exit, like an IPO or acquisition. This typically involves showcasing strong financials, a solid exit strategy, and being prepared for thorough due diligence.
What type of investors offer Series D funding?
The leading players, including VC, PE, hedge funds, investment banks, and corporate investors, will remain the same.
What should you use Series D funding for?
Companies often use Series D funds to prepare their operations and finances for an initial public offering(IPO). This would include refining their business model, strengthening the balance sheet, and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.
How companies get Series D Funding
To get Series D funding, companies need to show predictable growth and a clear plan for an exit, like an IPO or acquisition. This typically involves showcasing strong financials, a solid exit strategy, and being prepared for thorough due diligence.
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