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Q) When is Sinobull and StreamingAsia IPO date?

A) Hartcourt is planning to have SinoBull and StreamingAsia IPO in Hong Kong`s GEM (Global Emerging Market) market as early as February year 2001, Yuanta Securities is the lead underwriter for both IPO`s and will handle most of the details. Announcements will be made when a final date is made available from Yuanta Core-Pacific Yamaichi.

Jetzt aber schnell, wo bleibt die Road-Show?

[georgina]

Wozu Road-Show?
Man kann schließlich kein IPO machen, wenn einem die ganze Chose noch gar nicht gehört.

Steht alles im SEC-Filing vom 29.11.00 drin. Aber so etwas liest ja keiner. Man könnte ja vom rechten Glauben abfallen...

Sino Bull.Com Inc. ("Sino Bull"): - On May 1, 2000, Hartcourt and Sino Bull entered into an Exchange Agreement wherein Sino Bull agreed to accept ownership of interests Hartcourt has in certain related businesses in exchange for Sino Bull common stock. The terms of the Agreement required Sino Bull to exchange forty-eight (48%) percent of its common stock for all of Hartcourt`s ownership interests in FTL (58.53%) and UAC (50%). The Agreement required Sino Bull to form an eleven (11) member Board of Directors group with Hartcourt to appoint six (6) members and Sino Bull to appoint five (5) members. The transaction closed on May 1, 2000 and the parties have mutually agreed to make it effective upon finalizing the structure of operations of Sino Bull under the laws of China and Hong Kong by the end of November 2000. Upon completion of this restructuring, Sino Bull will become an investment holding company and Hartcourt will retain 48% ownership interest in Sino Bull.

End of November ist nun schon eine Weile her...
Nichts passiert.

StreamingAsia.Com Ltd.
On April 14, 2000, Hartcourt announced that Sino Bull signed a Subscription and Shareholders` Agreement ("Agreement") relating to StreamingAsia, whereby Sino Bull agreed to subscribe for 1,200,000 newly issued and outstanding fully paid shares of StreamingAsia for HK$7,000,000 (approximately US$897,500).
As of November 10, 2000, Sino Bull has advanced $660,256 towards the purchase of StreamingAsia which was advanced by Hartcourt to Sino Bull.

Ist also noch gar nicht bezahlt die Klitsche...

Es bleibt also spannend und lustig.
Auf Onkel Phan`s Ausrede freu` ich mich jetzt schon...

Grüße

Georgina

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ohne Worte!

nicht 13 Wochen...sondern schon über 12 Monate

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streamingasia gibts nicht mehr

hartcourt ist der größte betrug!!!!!

schaut selber!

http://www.streamingasia.com