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David's avatar

If the loan closes and given the option of both parties to force a conversion at a share price of .34, SNAPS is valuing half the company at .34 given the number of shares that would be issued. I can only see the share price making a steady move towards .30 once the loan closes.

I would say it is incorrect to say that once the transaction (loan itself) closes the market cap would be $4.29M based on over 70M shares and a share price of .06.

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6furlongs's avatar

I'm curious to see what SNAPS has in store for the company after they become majority owners. They must have seen something in NVI to invest at such a high valuation. Let's close the deal first.

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David's avatar

This loan is taking longer due to time it’s taking for SNAPS to divest some CRE. Novra did receive an initial $500K USD tranche this week and expect more soon.

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Max Francoeur's avatar

Your analysis is excellent.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I arrive at 33,420,293 shares with all stock options expiring in September 2024. Can you tell me where the 2 million shares in your calculation come from? Thank you for sharing.

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6furlongs's avatar

You are correct. The official share count is 35,420,293 but 2M of those shares are held by a subsidiary which essentially zeros those out.

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Max Francoeur's avatar

thanks

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