Invictus MD Loses $5.7 Million Proposed Convertible Financing
Invictus MD Strategies Corp (TSXV: GENE) quietly released this morning that its previously announced binding letter of intent with Unified Cannabis Corp has been terminated. The agreement was announced on December 16, and was to consist of a convertible financing to enable Invictus to continue with its expansion plans.
The financing, when originally announced, was to consist of $5.7 million in secured convertible debentures that had a term of one year. The debt was to have a conversion price of $0.19505 per share, with an interest rate of 8% per annum. The debt was to also have 100% warrant coverage, with the proposal stating 29,223,212 warrants with an exercise price of $0.19505 for a period of one year would be issued.
The financing was to be used to fund the completion of a portion of phase 3 at Invictus’ Acreage Pharms facility.
A reason for the termination of the proposed financing was not provided.
Invictus MD last traded at $0.11 on the TSX Venture.
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