TrustBIX - President and CEO, Hubert Lau.
President and CEO, Hubert Lau.
Source: nait.ca.
  • TrustBIX (TBIX) has announced a letter of intent and concurrent private placement
  • The company signed the non-binding letter of intent to acquire a Canadian private company that provides tracking solutions for high-value agricultural equipment
  • It will issue up to 30M shares as consideration
  • It intends to raise up to C$2M to finance the acquisition
  • TrustBIX provides agri-food traceability and chain of custody value solutions
  • TrustBIX (TBIX) closed up by 6.06 per cent trading at $0.175 per share

TrustBIX (TBIX) has announced a letter of intent and concurrent private placement.

The company signed the non-binding letter of intent to acquire a Canadian private company that provides tracking solutions for high-value agricultural equipment.

It will issue 10M shares plus up to an additional 20M shares based on certain financial milestones within one year after closing.

The parties intend to negotiate a definitive agreement by February 18, 2022.

“We view this transaction as another key step in our growth strategy for building depth and scale in the agri-tech industry,” stated Hubert Lau, CEO of TrustBIX.

As part and parcel of the acquisition, TrustBIX intends to complete a non-brokered private placement of up to 11,111,111 units priced at C$0.18 for proceeds of up to $2M.

Each unit is comprised of one TrustBIX common share and one common share purchase warrant.

Each warrant entitles the holder to purchase one common share priced at $0.30 for 18 months from the date of closing.

TrustBIX provides agri-food traceability and chain of custody value solutions.

TrustBIX (TBIX) closed up by 6.06 per cent trading at $0.175 per share.

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