[John Galt]

Client aquiring small (4 mill in rev) publicly traded company. Needs working capital for more aquisitions. Any ideas?

[bdshaw]

John.....what is the companys business

[John Galt]

Robert,
Aquisition and development of small/medium sized businesses engaged in licensing and/or services with continuing revenue models. I will have to talk further to the client about what types of invoices are sent to see if once the acquisition is concluded, he fits factoring models.

[MatthewAStucchio]

Client aquiring small (4 mill in rev) publicly traded company. Needs working capital for more aquisitions. Any ideas?

Depending upon how much volume the shares trade at I have some options. Pls contact me for more info. Thanks

[bdshaw]

I would get some financials to dee what the existing debt is.
this sounds like a holding company. You might want to find out if the companys they by are merged in or stand alone with their own financing.

[D360]

John.

Our lenders can provide funding for this deal.


We Would allow your client to use publicly traded stock as collateral for a loan that features a low interest rate, eliminating the risk of a margin call.

Thanks to our large funding capacity and emphasis on fast, flexible solutions, we can provide them funding in as little as seven to 10 days as long as the stock ownership qualifies.

[KTK]

Stock backed as collateral is always a great option. However, he has to own the stock to do that. He is looking to acquire the shell essentially, it seems like. I highly doubt the current management is willing to issue him a block to secure the funding. He would have to buy the shares but since he is looking for money to do that, I assume he isn't liquid enough at the moment.

There are a million ways to get capital once you own the stock. Unless he is backing it into another public entity where he has an interest, or has a large enough position in another public entity stock looks to be off the table for now.

Does he own any businesses currently? As Bob said looks like he is building a holding corp, and it's current assets is where you need to look if he has acquired any before this one. Or his personal assets.

[John Galt]

John.

Our lenders can provide funding for this deal.


We Would allow your client to use publicly traded stock as collateral for a loan that features a low interest rate, eliminating the risk of a margin call.

Thanks to our large funding capacity and emphasis on fast, flexible solutions, we can provide them funding in as little as seven to 10 days as long as the stock ownership qualifies.

No it's pink sheet..thinly traded. New company just closing that has assets and traded its stock to acquire. Not going to be marginable.

[John Galt]

Will own the stock as he traded his own public stock but its an OTCBB so info although listed with Edgar is still questionable. And a very thinly traded issue.

[John Galt]

Can't margin...It's pink sheets.

[John Galt]

said it was public. All data listed with Edgar. Transparent. If this was easy I wouldn't be posting on DF.

[John Galt]

thinly traded, remember its a penny stock. Sometime 10000 shares. Range from .02 to .50 this year. Haven't asked yet but would expect a reverse merger from yesteryears.

[John Galt]

No, he traded his own stock for the purchase. But now needs capital to operate. I'm getting the list of what companies he owns, but he wants it as a stand alone deal. Its not a shell and is actually trading if you want to call it that. 10Q shows loss, edgar shows cap of 2.7M.

[ssquare]

i can issue warrants , pm me if you want to get this deal funded.