After looking over Monday's Pre14C again the SkunK noticed an additional 2 sentences not in the previous filing:
"In each case the creditor has the right to convert the principal amount of the debt into GreenShift common stock. In no case does GreenShift have a contractual or other right to redeem the debt with stock or to force the creditor to convert the debt into stock."
The sentences are located just above the Secured Convertible Debenture Table.
WHY?
Why make another filing just to put in that language? Lets see how far my deductions (guesses) take me. First of all it had to be at YAGI's insistence since it only addresses their rights. (Or one of the minor CD holders) It must have been due to a concern YAGI had that Greenshift may redeem the debt with stock or force YAGI to convert the debt into stock. I think I am on solid ground so far. . .
Why would Greenshift potentially consider forcing YAGI into converting the debt into stock? Because Greenshift would rather have more shares outstanding and less debt is a simple answer. AND because that would make the COES backlog easier to finance. . . Now the ice is cracking under my feet. I had better sleep on this. . .
The rest of the changes seem to be administrative in nature: Text file number change, date of document etc.
SkunK
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
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