Trafalgar Eliminates 481M Potential Common Shares via Preferred Conversion Removal

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Trafalgar International's restated charter eliminates preferred conversion rights that represented 481.4 million potential common shares, while authorizing 2 billion new common shares and locking in Series B's 51% voting control.

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• Conversion Rights Eliminated

  Series A (7,628,665 shares at 50:1) and Series B (1,000 shares at 100,000:1) conversion rights extinguished, removing 481,433,250 potential common shares from the overhang.

• Authorized Capital Expanded

  New charter authorizes 2,000,000,000 common shares and 20,000,000 preferred shares, up from prior levels — future issuance capacity remains substantial.

• Series B Voting Control Locked

  Series B retains at least 51% of aggregate voting power on a fully diluted basis, with automatic adjustment as the voting base changes; Series A loses its 1.76 votes per share.

• Series A Rights Stripped

  Series A loses general voting rights, liquidation preference, and accrued dividend entitlement; dividends become discretionary.

auto_awesomeAnalysis · GCAN · Life Sciences

The restated charter removes conversion rights on Series A and Series B preferred stock that could have created 481.4 million common shares — a massive overhang elimination for a company with only 199,153 common shares outstanding. However, the same restatement authorizes 2 billion common shares and 20 million preferred shares, leaving the door open for future dilution. Series B retains permanent 51% voting control, cementing Trafalgar Asset Management's grip on the company. The filing quantifies what the prior 8-K only described qualitatively.