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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Sproutly Canada Inc C.SPR

Alternate Symbol(s):  SRUTF

Sproutly Canada, Inc. is a Canada-based company that is a supplier of all-natural water-soluble and oil ingredients for cannabis products for the beverage and consumables market. The Company’s Health Canada Licensed Facility located in the greater Toronto area operates the application (APP) Technology and produces naturally water-soluble cannabis solution (Infuz2O) and cannabis plant oils... see more

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Sproutly Canada Inc > Seeking Confirmation...
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Post by ScotiaOne on Oct 22, 2020 11:43am

Seeking Confirmation...

Can someone confirm that all of our current debt has been dealt with out to April 2021?
Comment by munchtrade on Oct 22, 2020 12:04pm
I will have to double check, but I thought the Infusion/Sen CD's were still due Oct 24. It's the one thing still sitting in the back of my head that this price run-up is a head fake so he can convert shares. Gimme an hour or so, I'm curious too - I'll check
Comment by munchtrade on Oct 22, 2020 12:36pm
OK so I think I have it straight (although with all the amendments it's dificult to track) There are 2 loans from Infusion: $1 mil private loan (basically a CD) $855k CD Both have expiries on Oct 24, and they all have the same terms for share conversion. They get to convert @ 7 cents, plus they get warrants that they can exercise @ 8 cents for a period of 2 years. So if I had to ...more  
Comment by Zookie on Oct 22, 2020 12:49pm
So, for IB to fully convert their $1.855MM loan, that would be ~ 26.5MM shares @ 0.7 each. Stupid question:  When CD debt is converted into a share, how does that show up on the markets?  Does that show as part of the traded volume, or do those new shares just "poof" into existance without a trade transaction?
Comment by munchtrade on Oct 22, 2020 1:13pm
I don't think it shows up in real time. It would get reported after the fact in a filing and also may be reported in the following Q report. A good example of the conversion filings are the ones on Sedar for MMCAP when they liquidated some of the debt earlier this year. Yeah that 26.M shares is quite a lot. It's possible he converts all to shares but only liquidates to an extent that ...more  
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