From Proactive investorsQuantum Resources (QUR) is further advanced in its planned acquisition of Israel based LogiTag Systems, a cloud software inventory management developer. Earlier this month, Melbourne-based Quantum announced it would exit the resources sector to acquire LogiTag and its proprietary technology that automates and integrates the inventory management and supply chain system.
Focus for the cloud-based system, along with associated hardware, is the U.S. healthcare market and the global medical device manufacturer market.
During a 30 day option period Quantum can purchase all of the vendors' rights and interests in the issued shares of LogiTag for an initial $250,000 fee and further payment of $250,000 on exercise of the call option.
Once the deal moves ahead, Quantum will issue 290,000,000 new shares to the vendors of LogiTag in exchange for 100% of the issued capital in LogiTag. Based on the planned enlarged capital, the vendors would account for circa 57% of the company to be re-named LogiTag.
Additional milestone shares will be issued to the vendors.
LogiTag has forecast it will report revenue in excess of A$8 million for FY2016.
Along the way there are a number of conditions precedent including successful due diligence, gaining all consents, a prospectus issue and compliance with Chapter 1 and 2 of the ASX Listing Rules.
Quantum secured commitments from sophisticated and professional investors and raised $972,000 via placements of ordinary shares at $0.04 and $0.0616 respectively. Last sale was at $0.086.
This has now been updated.Hope they change the code in the share competition as QUR is third at the moment
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