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WHY GNBT COULD MOVE BIG SOON
Oct. 23, 2019 10:05 AM ET|About: Generex Biotechnology Corp. (GNBT), GNBT
Big win for GNBT shareholders as upcoming 1 for 1 dividend expected to be paid ONLY to float shareholders in next few days. Shareholders must hold shares through October 30, 2019 to receive dividend.
Sellers before October 30, 2019 lose the dividend.
Up list to NASDAQ and dividend expected by October 30, 2019 is likely to attract large institutional investors.
Share price could run in next few days as investors discover dividend may be close to being paid.
Over $173 Billion for 14 deals paid by Big Pharma acquisitions for first half 2019 dominated by cancer drugs. Average deal was $12.3 Billion.
GenerexA37 Breast Cancer Vaccine attracted Merck because it demonstrates high efficacy with low adverse side effects against many common cancers.
Began enrollment of A37 Combination Phase II trial with Merck blockbuster Keytruda for Breast Cancer.
Upfront license payments for AE37 by Shenzhen BioScien Pharmaceuticals for Prostate Cancer in China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau.
GNBT’s A37 Cancer Vaccine held by NuGenerex Immuno-Oncology expected to begin publicly trading by end of November 2019 creating valuable liquidity for GNBT and shareholders.
Summary
Several events are expected to occur in a very short-term window that could send Generex Biotechnology Corporation (GNBT: OTC) share price substantially higher.
Generex confirmed that the record date for the 1:1 (100%) stock dividend was recorded on August 30, 2019, and the dividend will be paid on October 29th to all shareholders who hold their shares through the ex-date of October 30, 2019. Anyone who sells their shares before the market close on October 30th will lose the dividend, which will be transferred to the buyer of your shares, just as anyone buying shares from now through October 30th will receive the 1:1 (100%) dividend from the seller of the shares.Management and company insiders, note holders, acquisition partners, and the pool shares controlled by Generex President & CEO Joe Moscato on behalf of the Pool owners have waived their rights to the dividend. Therefore, if any of these entities or persons sells their shares, they will receive a “Pay Due Bill” and personally owe the dividend shares to the buyer, which is their sole responsibility to pay; Generex will not pay the dividend for those who have waived the dividend.
Mr. Moscato stated, “It is official, and congratulations to all current shareholders and any new shareholders who purchase GNBT stock through October 30, 2019. This dividend and our Nasdaq up-listing, which is currently in review, highlight the end of our 3-phase plan put forth to shareholders in January 2017 to transform GNBT into an integrated life science and healthcare company with a focus on end to end solutions for physicians and patients who battle chronic, costly, and debilitating diseases like arthritis, diabetes, and cancer. Additionally, on the pay date, I will be retiring the nearly 21 million pool shares to significantly limit the dilution effect of the dividend on shareholders. These events are the catalysts in furthering our acquisition strategy, and we have a number of new announcements slated over the coming weeks that will further our mission! It is exciting times for Generex and our shareholders, and we look forward to continued growth and execution for our long-term plans.”
Mr. Moscato, stated, “Generex has been a leader in immunotherapy for nearly 20 years, with a wealth of clinical experience developing li-Key Hybrid immunotherapy vaccines that activate the CD4 and CD8 T-Cell immune response to attack tumors. We have completed one of the largest cancer immunotherapy trials ever with a 300-patient trial evaluating our HER-2/neu vaccine AE37 for the prevention of breast cancer recurrence. The results of that trial have led to a clinical trial in triple negative breast cancer combining AE37 with Merck’s PD-1 inhibitor Keytruda® for the treatment of triple negative breast cancer. By merging NuGenerex Immuno-Oncology with the public vehicle, we are unlocking the value of our multimillion-dollar investment in the li-Key technology and the development of AE37 and other immunotherapeutic peptide vaccine products.”
“Further, we have plans to expand the clinical development of AE37 in combination with the FDA approved checkpoint inhibitors for the treatment of several cancers that express HER-2/neu including prostate, bladder, urothelial, and renal cancers. We also plan to reactivate our melanoma program with li-Key hybrids that target the melanoma tumor biomarkers, GP100 and TYR.”
In a recent press release, Generex Biotechnology Corporation (www.generex.com) (GNBT) announced a merger transaction with a public company that is DTC eligible and current with its SEC filings to serve as a vehicle for the quotation of the common stock of its subsidiary NuGenerex Immuno-Oncology (NGIO) as an independent, publicly traded company. Generex is in the process of finalizing its annual report on Form 10-K, which will be filed in the coming days. The Form 10-K will include the audited financial statements for the legal documentation and Super Form 8-K filing for the merger of NGIO with the public vehicle. “We expect that NuGenerex Immuno-Oncology will be quoted on a public exchange by the end of November, and the 1:4 shareholder dividend that was paid to Generex shareholders in February 2019 will be converted into public shares shortly thereafter.”
Generex has positioned its wholly-owned cancer subsidiary NuGenerex Immuno-Oncology to be merged with the public company, thereby completing the company’s go-public strategy to realize the value of the Ii-Key technology and AE37 immunotherapeutic vaccine program. NGIO is currently enrolling a Phase II trial to establish the recommended biologic dose for AE37 Peptide Vaccine in combination with Keytruda® (Pembrolizumab) that will enhance the tumor-specific immune response and demonstrate efficacy in patients with advanced triple-negative breast cancer (NSABP FB-14); the trial is currently screening and enrolling patients at multiple clinical research sites.
“With the merger with this public company, we will not only have the vehicle for the NGIO listing, but we will also have a platform to incorporate additional companies, technologies, and immunotherapy products to augment the li-Key technology and advance our efforts in the field of cancer immunotherapy. I am happy that our GNBT shareholders will have the opportunity to realize the benefits of the NGIO stock dividend we paid at the beginning of the year and, as always, we will strive to continuously build value for our shareholders in Generex and now in NuGenerex Immuno-Oncology.”
We expect that NuGenerex Immuno-Oncology will be quoted on a public exchange by the end of November, and the 1:4 shareholder dividend that was paid to Generex shareholders in February 2019 will be converted into public shares shortly thereafter.
WHY GNBT COULD MOVE BIG SOON
Oct. 23, 2019 10:05 AM ET|About: Generex Biotechnology Corp. (GNBT), GNBT
Big win for GNBT shareholders as upcoming 1 for 1 dividend expected to be paid ONLY to float shareholders in next few days. Shareholders must hold shares through October 30, 2019 to receive dividend.
Sellers before October 30, 2019 lose the dividend.
Up list to NASDAQ and dividend expected by October 30, 2019 is likely to attract large institutional investors.
Share price could run in next few days as investors discover dividend may be close to being paid.
Over $173 Billion for 14 deals paid by Big Pharma acquisitions for first half 2019 dominated by cancer drugs. Average deal was $12.3 Billion.
GenerexA37 Breast Cancer Vaccine attracted Merck because it demonstrates high efficacy with low adverse side effects against many common cancers.
Began enrollment of A37 Combination Phase II trial with Merck blockbuster Keytruda for Breast Cancer.
Upfront license payments for AE37 by Shenzhen BioScien Pharmaceuticals for Prostate Cancer in China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau.
GNBT’s A37 Cancer Vaccine held by NuGenerex Immuno-Oncology expected to begin publicly trading by end of November 2019 creating valuable liquidity for GNBT and shareholders.
Summary
Several events are expected to occur in a very short-term window that could send Generex Biotechnology Corporation (GNBT: OTC) share price substantially higher.
Generex confirmed that the record date for the 1:1 (100%) stock dividend was recorded on August 30, 2019, and the dividend will be paid on October 29th to all shareholders who hold their shares through the ex-date of October 30, 2019. Anyone who sells their shares before the market close on October 30th will lose the dividend, which will be transferred to the buyer of your shares, just as anyone buying shares from now through October 30th will receive the 1:1 (100%) dividend from the seller of the shares.Management and company insiders, note holders, acquisition partners, and the pool shares controlled by Generex President & CEO Joe Moscato on behalf of the Pool owners have waived their rights to the dividend. Therefore, if any of these entities or persons sells their shares, they will receive a “Pay Due Bill” and personally owe the dividend shares to the buyer, which is their sole responsibility to pay; Generex will not pay the dividend for those who have waived the dividend.
Mr. Moscato stated, “It is official, and congratulations to all current shareholders and any new shareholders who purchase GNBT stock through October 30, 2019. This dividend and our Nasdaq up-listing, which is currently in review, highlight the end of our 3-phase plan put forth to shareholders in January 2017 to transform GNBT into an integrated life science and healthcare company with a focus on end to end solutions for physicians and patients who battle chronic, costly, and debilitating diseases like arthritis, diabetes, and cancer. Additionally, on the pay date, I will be retiring the nearly 21 million pool shares to significantly limit the dilution effect of the dividend on shareholders. These events are the catalysts in furthering our acquisition strategy, and we have a number of new announcements slated over the coming weeks that will further our mission! It is exciting times for Generex and our shareholders, and we look forward to continued growth and execution for our long-term plans.”
Mr. Moscato, stated, “Generex has been a leader in immunotherapy for nearly 20 years, with a wealth of clinical experience developing li-Key Hybrid immunotherapy vaccines that activate the CD4 and CD8 T-Cell immune response to attack tumors. We have completed one of the largest cancer immunotherapy trials ever with a 300-patient trial evaluating our HER-2/neu vaccine AE37 for the prevention of breast cancer recurrence. The results of that trial have led to a clinical trial in triple negative breast cancer combining AE37 with Merck’s PD-1 inhibitor Keytruda® for the treatment of triple negative breast cancer. By merging NuGenerex Immuno-Oncology with the public vehicle, we are unlocking the value of our multimillion-dollar investment in the li-Key technology and the development of AE37 and other immunotherapeutic peptide vaccine products.”
“Further, we have plans to expand the clinical development of AE37 in combination with the FDA approved checkpoint inhibitors for the treatment of several cancers that express HER-2/neu including prostate, bladder, urothelial, and renal cancers. We also plan to reactivate our melanoma program with li-Key hybrids that target the melanoma tumor biomarkers, GP100 and TYR.”
In a recent press release, Generex Biotechnology Corporation (www.generex.com) (GNBT) announced a merger transaction with a public company that is DTC eligible and current with its SEC filings to serve as a vehicle for the quotation of the common stock of its subsidiary NuGenerex Immuno-Oncology (NGIO) as an independent, publicly traded company. Generex is in the process of finalizing its annual report on Form 10-K, which will be filed in the coming days. The Form 10-K will include the audited financial statements for the legal documentation and Super Form 8-K filing for the merger of NGIO with the public vehicle. “We expect that NuGenerex Immuno-Oncology will be quoted on a public exchange by the end of November, and the 1:4 shareholder dividend that was paid to Generex shareholders in February 2019 will be converted into public shares shortly thereafter.”
Generex has positioned its wholly-owned cancer subsidiary NuGenerex Immuno-Oncology to be merged with the public company, thereby completing the company’s go-public strategy to realize the value of the Ii-Key technology and AE37 immunotherapeutic vaccine program. NGIO is currently enrolling a Phase II trial to establish the recommended biologic dose for AE37 Peptide Vaccine in combination with Keytruda® (Pembrolizumab) that will enhance the tumor-specific immune response and demonstrate efficacy in patients with advanced triple-negative breast cancer (NSABP FB-14); the trial is currently screening and enrolling patients at multiple clinical research sites.
“With the merger with this public company, we will not only have the vehicle for the NGIO listing, but we will also have a platform to incorporate additional companies, technologies, and immunotherapy products to augment the li-Key technology and advance our efforts in the field of cancer immunotherapy. I am happy that our GNBT shareholders will have the opportunity to realize the benefits of the NGIO stock dividend we paid at the beginning of the year and, as always, we will strive to continuously build value for our shareholders in Generex and now in NuGenerex Immuno-Oncology.”
We expect that NuGenerex Immuno-Oncology will be quoted on a public exchange by the end of November, and the 1:4 shareholder dividend that was paid to Generex shareholders in February 2019 will be converted into public shares shortly thereafter.
