Hey Sprycel... I believe this "1:1000 R/S with
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I believe this "1:1000 R/S with ticker symbol change" statement has met the same tragic fate as it's predecessors.
No reverse stock split.
The CEO came out publicly several times to dispel the rumors. (Quarterly reports since inception). He went so far as to say, "NO REVERSE as part of the pending transaction or otherwise. Can we put this to rest?"
And it was confirmed that CEO Christopher Petzel was and still is the SOLE AUTHOR of the @emajinews and @brse_news twitter feeds.
Has our CEO failed to follow through on a single line item he said he would follow through on? He has reduced the share structure by billions and billions of shares, serviced debt by millions of dollars, performed share buy backs from note holders and other large holders of common stock, retired said shares removing them from the float, and raised nearly $250,000 by way of the least dilutive means possible via private Equity offerings at a substantial premium to where the stock was presently trading. These private equity investors invested at the .0002 and .0003/sh level and they would never have taken such a substantial positions if there was going to be a reverse stock split anytime during their 12 months restriction period, at least.
Christopher has follow through on his word to all of us and he should be applauded. Not only have we reduced our outstanding share count substantially, even though it was slightly increased by way of a private equity capital raise, whereby said funds went directly into the companies bank account to fund ongoing business operations and the latest acquisition of Framepool AG. Once Framepool AG's Revenue stream hits our books and becomes accretive to earnings, our new company, Broadside Enterprises, is going to instantaneously transform from a developmental stage company into a revenue generating cash flow positive one, thats already deeply established by owning 87% of Europes LARGEST distribution company of stock footage and photography marketplace.
Framepool AG has over 3,500 customers worldwide,
Framepool has three operating subsidiaries in the United States, the United Kingdom and France and a headcount of 19 full‐time and 8 part‐time employees. In addition to Munich, Framepool has staff in Los Angeles, New York, London and Paris. The company's online presence ranks in the top 60,000 websites worldwide and has nearly a million monthly page views.
And guess what?
We own it.
Go $BRSE