“Convertible note might look like debt in some ways, but then there are triggers… we were issued some more shares, a small amount of shares as part of that arrangement”

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used a convertible note structure with EOS that looked like debt but could convert into a small amount of equity, limiting dilution for existing shareholders

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“Glasic you know i think they bought their stake for half of turning point essentially that it was originally i believe all debt which was converted into equity for 11 million dollars back in 2010”
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“We've got a mix of debt and equity because they serve different purposes… debt preserves shareholding, equity gives quick capital”
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“I would say it's around a dollar's invested today. We've got 250 million across shares and convertible notes.”
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“Reviewing any of your provisions that restrict how, say, your permanent roles are structured...won't actually shield you as the employer, if the NES right to convert is triggered.”
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