NutryFarm signs deal to convert S$34.27m debt into shares with Corpbond IV Ltd

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NutryFarm signs deal to convert S$34.27m debt into shares with Corpbond IV Ltd

NutryFarm International Limited said it has entered into a share conversion agreement with Corpbond IV Ltd to capitalise S$34.27 million of debt by issuing new shares in two tranches, subject to shareholder approval at an extraordinary general meeting and regulatory clearances. Tranche 1 involves issuing up to 1,236,798,927 shares at S$0.022 each, which would raise Corpbond IV’s stake to about 90% and make it the controlling shareholder, while Tranche 2 would convert the remaining S$6.90 million at a price set at up to a 10% discount to market. The company said trading in its shares has been voluntarily suspended since 11 April 2022.

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