FG, I think you are very close. As to "And if/w
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Posted On: 10/26/2019 1:29:32 PM
FG, I think you are very close.
As to
"And if/when we do transition over to EMOR preferred in 2022, we could continue to capture upside of the AMBS IP via some sort of preferred dividend."
I don't see a transition to EMOR, the shares are held by AMBS Holding.
Maybe down the road EMOR will offer to outright buy certain assets with a Royalties / dividends attached, but I don't see them being able to buy out AMBS Holding altogether.
There is a lot going on....
1. Debt still to handle
2. A Reg A uplist and a valuation to be figured out.
3. If the is deal done before the Reg A, which I think is the goal, ( and already done) then having a "100M on the books will look pretty good for a "decent valuation"
I believe the deal has been agreed too already.
4. The deal talks about a possible Tender offer And royalties, I think the Tender would have to be done early as in real soon, preUplist, because of the cost situation getting too rich for EMOR.
- we were are at .012 - .015 the other day, now we are just under .02, if people begin to understand what the possibilities are in terms of ROI we could rise fairly quickly.
If the stock price does make a run, will EMOR want to pay up for the shares AND pay royalties and milestone payments?
If they make a tender now, they will be investing basically in themselves and will therefore also reap the benefits of the stock appreciation and get a portion of their investment back quickly.
My question would be, who would sell their shares this low? Especially, when the potential is nearing for a much higher price near term with the Reg A on the horizon.
If someone has held shares for a while and or even bought within the past few months why take a low ball / modest offer at best?
Why not wait and see what the market values a near debt free Holding company with stock worth 100M and assets that have been derisked, going to be moved forward by a company that has the means to that has a "3rd party valuation" of 500 mill for just 2 of those assets.
Gerald wants 1 class of shares. Understandable for the uplist. Keep it clean.
So, whomever wants to sell their shares will and whomever doesn't.
The doesn't group will then have their shares automatically transferred to the new uplisted Reg A shares.
5. As mentioned before, I believe the deal is basically done; what's not is the agreed price for a possible tender. No guarantee one will come through, but that won't have a bearing on the 100M of stock,
6. There maybe be a weighted condition attached to a Tender + milestones + Royalty payouts.
That gets pretty mathy and I just think Gerald wants it clean and worthwhile both near term and long term.
7. Not even mentioning yet is still AMBS' Joint Venture with TODOS and their uplist.
As Murph said it's looking like its moving forward (in a positive direction.)
A deal has been made.
So, essentially 100M of stock on the books for AMBS
It's a binding deal. One that allowed Gerald to walk away from Coeptis
TODOS is moving forward towards uplisting with roughly 45% owned by AMBS
It's pretty early here and I haven't had a drop of coffee, so excuse the inarticulate train of thought.
Looking forward to seeing how this plays out and how quickly it plays out.
Aloha
As to
"And if/when we do transition over to EMOR preferred in 2022, we could continue to capture upside of the AMBS IP via some sort of preferred dividend."
I don't see a transition to EMOR, the shares are held by AMBS Holding.
Maybe down the road EMOR will offer to outright buy certain assets with a Royalties / dividends attached, but I don't see them being able to buy out AMBS Holding altogether.
There is a lot going on....
1. Debt still to handle
2. A Reg A uplist and a valuation to be figured out.
3. If the is deal done before the Reg A, which I think is the goal, ( and already done) then having a "100M on the books will look pretty good for a "decent valuation"
I believe the deal has been agreed too already.
4. The deal talks about a possible Tender offer And royalties, I think the Tender would have to be done early as in real soon, preUplist, because of the cost situation getting too rich for EMOR.
- we were are at .012 - .015 the other day, now we are just under .02, if people begin to understand what the possibilities are in terms of ROI we could rise fairly quickly.
If the stock price does make a run, will EMOR want to pay up for the shares AND pay royalties and milestone payments?
If they make a tender now, they will be investing basically in themselves and will therefore also reap the benefits of the stock appreciation and get a portion of their investment back quickly.
My question would be, who would sell their shares this low? Especially, when the potential is nearing for a much higher price near term with the Reg A on the horizon.
If someone has held shares for a while and or even bought within the past few months why take a low ball / modest offer at best?
Why not wait and see what the market values a near debt free Holding company with stock worth 100M and assets that have been derisked, going to be moved forward by a company that has the means to that has a "3rd party valuation" of 500 mill for just 2 of those assets.
Gerald wants 1 class of shares. Understandable for the uplist. Keep it clean.
So, whomever wants to sell their shares will and whomever doesn't.
The doesn't group will then have their shares automatically transferred to the new uplisted Reg A shares.
5. As mentioned before, I believe the deal is basically done; what's not is the agreed price for a possible tender. No guarantee one will come through, but that won't have a bearing on the 100M of stock,
6. There maybe be a weighted condition attached to a Tender + milestones + Royalty payouts.
That gets pretty mathy and I just think Gerald wants it clean and worthwhile both near term and long term.
7. Not even mentioning yet is still AMBS' Joint Venture with TODOS and their uplist.
As Murph said it's looking like its moving forward (in a positive direction.)
A deal has been made.
So, essentially 100M of stock on the books for AMBS
It's a binding deal. One that allowed Gerald to walk away from Coeptis
TODOS is moving forward towards uplisting with roughly 45% owned by AMBS
It's pretty early here and I haven't had a drop of coffee, so excuse the inarticulate train of thought.
Looking forward to seeing how this plays out and how quickly it plays out.
Aloha
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