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Cannex Capital Holdings Inc. - Ordinary Shares C.CNNX


Primary Symbol: CNXXF

"Cannex Capital Holdings Inc, formerly known as Arco Resources Corp is a cannabis company. The company will focus on providing a range of comprehensive and flexible growth options for licensed cannabis cultivators, processors and/or dispensaries domestically and internationally, including providing turn-key real estate with operational infrastructure as well as long term advisory and consulting services."


OTCQX:CNXXF - Post by User

Comment by Chris2982on Nov 22, 2018 10:01am
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Post# 29009299

RE:convertible debenture news

RE:convertible debenture newsIt’s a higher interest rate in exchange for a higher conversion price on the stock. 1.10 instead of .88 and the purchase warrants are 1.5, 2, and 3x the 1.10 so it’s basically paying a higher interest instead of having a lower conversion price into common stock.

Do you even know how warrants work? They are saying that if the stock shoots up to say 3.00 then Gotham can purchase shares for 1.65 and so on. They still have to pay the 1.65 so it’s not like they’re handed stock for free. 

And cannex has had the option to fully repay the loan after a year so if everything goes really well then they wouldn’t even have to convert. Overall this seems like a solid deal on both sides to me
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