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Trilogy International Partners Inc T.TRL.WT.A


Primary Symbol: V.TRL.H

Trilogy International Partners Inc. operates through its subsidiary Trilogy International Partners LLC (Trilogy LLC). Prior to the disposal of its New Zealand and Bolivia operations, Trilogy LLC was a provider of wireless voice and data communications services including local, international long distance and roaming services. Trilogy LLC also provided fixed broadband communications services to residential and enterprise customers in New Zealand and Bolivia. The Company had two reportable segments identified by their geographic regions, New Zealand and Bolivia. Two Degrees Mobile Limited (2degrees) operated in New Zealand and Empresa de Telecomunicaciones NuevaTel (PCS de Bolivia), S.A. (NuevaTel) operated in Bolivia. Both these segments provided a variety of wireless voice and data communications services, including local, international long distance and roaming services. The services were provided to subscribers on both a postpaid and prepaid basis.


TSXV:TRL.H - Post by User

Comment by eSnowdenon Nov 24, 2015 9:29am
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RE:Rossi

RE:Rossi
Here is the nightmare scenario. Endo ends the Natesto contract with Acerus and wants the $25mm payment returned, thus leaving Acerus with no cash. Then the Midcap Financial loan repayment of $20mm begins (along with Ian's First Generation $25mm loan)--money we used to purchase Estrace. If there is a slight silver lining is that Rossi did a 30million share dilution for $18mm in acqurirng Estrace. Now who they paid with those monies to is a mystery...it leaves $27mm outstanding. With a free-falling share price, financing is out of the question. I honestly don't know where they can turn.

Now as for Rossi, the first question before plunking down $45mm for Estrace is "when do the patents expire" If he knew that it would become generic in less than a year and a half time--he should be walking the gang plank. If not, then he was misled and be looking to Shire to get some money returned.
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