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Sirona Biochem Corp V.SBM

Alternate Symbol(s):  SRBCF

Sirona Biochem Corp. is a cosmetic ingredient and drug discovery company with proprietary platform developed at its laboratory facility in France. Through its wholly owned subsidiary TFChem S.A.R.L., the Company specializes in stabilizing carbohydrate molecules. The principal activities of the Company include development of cosmetic and pharmaceutical active ingredients. TFChem develops and markets its GlycoMim technology for pharmaceutical and biotechnology comp anies. TFChem’s proprietary chemistry technology can be applied to the development of several pharmaceutical domains such as cancer, diabetes, pain and inflammation and cardio-vascular diseases. Its cosmetic therapeutic area includes skincare-dark spot corrector (Rx & OTC), cell preservation and repair (including keloid and scar therapy), skincare-anti aging/anti-wrinkle and skincare-cellulite treatment. It has developed an active ingredient, TFC-1067 for the treatment of Dyschromia (Dark spots on the skin).


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Post by VancouverPigon Nov 21, 2017 12:09pm
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Whats next to trample shareholders?

Whats next to trample shareholders?Jeewels...some math for you..

My guess is they will issue a new class of preffered share. They may have done it already at a previous AGM. Does anybody know?

So, this is how I think  might play out. Company SHAT has 100  common share issued. SHAT creates a new class of share equal to the number of Common shares but at $0 value. They issue them to whoever. So now SHAT has 100 Common shares and 100 SHAT shares. A SHAT share can vote at the AGM but SHAT shares have no dividends. A condition for the holder of SHAT shares is that SHAT shares can be converted to 10 common shares at 10% of the common share value at time... say a buyout of SHAT.

So, a buyout for SHAT gets tendered for $500 for each common share. SHAT shares  now get converted to common shares at 10 to 1 and at a siscount of 10% of the value of a common share... or $.50 cents per share.  Now the SHAT share holders hold a majority of the common stock at a fraction of the common share price and reap the biggest payout from the $500 buy out.

Signed: VancouverPig...how's that for math Jeewwells?

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