Sollensys Corp.’s Largest Shareholder Cancels Shares for Acquisition to Increase Share Value
March 26 2013 - 9:30AM
Business Wire
Sollensys Corp. (OTCQB:SOLS) announced that in connection with
the recently completed acquisition of the South Korean touch screen
panel manufacturer that its largest shareholder cancelled
200,000,000 common shares which offset the issuance of 200,000,000
common shares for the acquisition. The company has approximately
100,000,000 shares in the float and 400,000,000 restricted shares
including the shares issued for the acquisition.
Frank Woo, the CEO of Sollensys Corp. stated, “We were pleased
that the largest shareholder cancelled shares to offset the amount
issued in the acquisition. We did not want the outstanding shares
to increase or the public shareholders to suffer any dilution due
to the acquisition. We intend to bring substantial value to our
shareholders.”
See Sollensys.com and Sollensys.co.kr for additional
information.
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