David Dalton outlining how he claims the company uses its corporate equity: The statement asserts that the company pays for acquisitions, operations, and growth by issuing shares ("stock"
instead of cash ("dollars" without assigning a fixed, settled dollar value upfront ("no set price"
The post claims that issuing shares in this manner does not cause dilution to existing shareholders. Accounting Reality: Under standard corporate finance, issuing new stock to acquire assets, pay vendors, or settle debt increases the total share count. When total outstanding shares increase without a proportional increase in net earnings or asset value per share, existing shareholders' percentage ownership of the company is diluted.
Yet the CEO claims he pays all of UNVC's expenses , as someone stated on LinkedIn, they believed he doesn't remember all that he claims, which I do believe this statement explains a lot about David
This was stated 4--5 years ago, just before or during the time Dalton was getting the 1.28 billions of shares,--as this connection demonstrates that the phrase "Stock use to fund the company... In stock or dollars" was a public justification for issuing shares to cover the cost of keeping UNVC tradeable on OTCM Platform---and executive salary obligations rather than securing external cash investments or generating commercial revenue. This is how UNVC's expenses are paid Issuing equity in lieu of cash allows the company to cover administrative expenses and keep the stock active on trading platforms without generating commercial revenue
PL
instead of cash ("dollars" without assigning a fixed, settled dollar value upfront ("no set price" The post claims that issuing shares in this manner does not cause dilution to existing shareholders. Accounting Reality: Under standard corporate finance, issuing new stock to acquire assets, pay vendors, or settle debt increases the total share count. When total outstanding shares increase without a proportional increase in net earnings or asset value per share, existing shareholders' percentage ownership of the company is diluted.
Yet the CEO claims he pays all of UNVC's expenses , as someone stated on LinkedIn, they believed he doesn't remember all that he claims, which I do believe this statement explains a lot about David
This was stated 4--5 years ago, just before or during the time Dalton was getting the 1.28 billions of shares,--as this connection demonstrates that the phrase "Stock use to fund the company... In stock or dollars" was a public justification for issuing shares to cover the cost of keeping UNVC tradeable on OTCM Platform---and executive salary obligations rather than securing external cash investments or generating commercial revenue. This is how UNVC's expenses are paid Issuing equity in lieu of cash allows the company to cover administrative expenses and keep the stock active on trading platforms without generating commercial revenue
PL
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