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06/09/18
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Originally posted by MeToo
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Hi purpose, I hope the following makes sense?
Cut and paste From the 3Y dated 26-Mar-2018
Note the words - “Agreement to convert loan to shares, subject to share holder approval.
“Paul Duckett
To be issued to Meridian Fertilisers Pty Ltd, a director related entity, or their nominee.”
“Agreement to convert $150,000 loan to shares at a conversion price of $0.01 (conversion is on the same terms as the non-related shareholders who converted on 7 February 2018) subject to shareholder approval.”
“Agreement to convert loan to shares”
((The above was originally stated as a $150k loan converting to 15,000,000 shares. Res 5 now states $140k and 14,000,000 shares. There was a 3b that stated 1,000,000 shares were issued at 1c = $10,000.00 (to who?)))
Ray Taylor
“Agreement to convert $15,000 loan to shares at a conversion price of $0.01 (conversion is on the same terms as the non-related shareholders who converted on 7 February 2018) subject to shareholder approval.”
“Agreement to convert loan to shares”
Res. 5 & 6 - asks for shareholder approval. They, the shares have not been issued yet! All they have is an agreement! So no 3b!
Please correct me if I have missed something.
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Hi MeToo,
I won`t debate the merits of 3B`s here, except to say Convertible Notes require a trail of evidence by their nature as do many other corporate activities. A court of law allows and demands evidence to be closely examined. Currently the directors are delaying in providing information that is required under the Corporations Act and ASX listing rules.