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Carcetti Capital Corp V.CART.H

Alternate Symbol(s):  TPNEF

Carcetti Capital Corp. is a Canada-based company. The Company is focused on seeking a new business opportunity.


TSXV:CART.H - Post by User

Comment by JustforFun7on Dec 22, 2022 6:53pm
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RE:RE:Approval meeting on Monday December 19

RE:RE:Approval meeting on Monday December 19just to be clear, this is how I see it.

the nominal value (almost zero) is held in the old shares. 

with any new capital raised the value of that capital will be placed in the new shares.  To particpate in those new shares, you will need to provide new capital.

If the company develops substantial worth, you will have had to put up new capital to participate in that growth by buying those new shares  just as if you had bought new shares in a company. 

There is not much upside for your old shares you have retained because even with great growth of newco, the great increase in value would occur in the new shares (starting value = new capital raised) and not the old shares (starting value near zero). 

If you are suggesting there will be a share purchase rights offering that could  that would be the first time that was mentioned that I remmeber with this company. And if you are further suggesting that the shares would be offered up at anything significantly less than market value, my question  would be why would they do that?


JFF7

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