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Criticalcontrol Sltns Cp CCZFF

Critical Control Energy Services Corp is engaged in the business of providing solutions for the collection, control, and analysis of measurement and operational data related to oil and gas wells across North America. It provides services to capture data, cloud-based software to visualize and manage it, and business intelligence to make operational decisions. The reportable segments of the company are Software and Field Services. The Software business provides cloud-based software and software-ba


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Post by Kantenahon Jun 28, 2010 11:11am
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No dilution?????

No dilution?????
Davewho said: "No dilution from such a small PP anyway". 

Here are the facts:  a $2.4M PP represents approx. 9.5% on the total market cap (about $25M) of the company.  In other words, some institutional money has just swooped-in and swallowed up 9.5% of the company.  Therefore, the shares you hold today are worth 9.5% less than they were on Friday.  Unless CCZ can grow the company to compensate for the new PP, there is dilution and lots of it.  Its that simple.

My guess is that they need the money to handle their debt load and this is an easy way to convert debt to equity.  Of course, current shareholders are the ones left holding the bag.

SP will be in the low 50's (or worse) soon.

All IMHO

-K
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