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Confederate Motors looking for new money

Business - Confederate Motors looking for new money - Confederate Opportunities

Confederate Motors Inc., the parent company of the American manufacturer of exclusive motorcycles Confederate Motorcycles, launches a subscription of 8 million shares to invest up to $ 5 million in the company, or a total of 20% of its capital.

Confederate Motors Inc., the parent company of the American manufacturer of exclusive motorcycles Confederate Motorcycles, launches an 8 million shares to invest up to $ 5 million in the company, or a total of 20% of its capital.

Founded in Baton Rouge (Louisiana) in 1991 and now based in Birmingham (Alabama), the Confederate Motorcycles brand belongs to the Confederate Motors Inc. (CFED) group, established since 2005 in the small American tax haven of Delaware.

"We are pleased to offer investors this unprecedented opportunity to buy up to 8 million shares to become a shareholder in our company," said H. Matthew Chambers, Founder and CEO of Confederate Motors who unveiled this summer its new at 65,000 dollars (above), drawn by Pierre Terblanche before his .

The offer is made up of 8 million shares accessible in 80 groups according to the following system:

  • Round 1: 2 million shares at US $ 0.25 (20 groups of 100,000 shares at $ 25,000)
  • Round 2: 2 million shares at US $ 0.50 (20 groups of 100,000 shares at $ 50,000)
  • Round 3: 2 million shares at US $ 0.75 (20 groups of 100,000 shares at $ 75,000)
  • Round 4: 2 million shares at 1 US $ (20 groups of 100,000 shares at 100,000 $)

The cash generated by this operation "will make it possible to meet the general needs of the company and in particular to cover the costs of manufacturing and selling its range of high-end motorcycles: storage, design, marketing and fund requirements. rolling ", specifies the group whose share is trading today around 0.55 US $ (0.44 €), after having reached its high of 3.5 US $ (2.83 €) in July 2010.

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