LOS ANGELES, Dec. 08, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- POSTD Merchant Banque (OTC: PMBY) (“the Company ''), is a mandated lead arranger for corporate to bank structured and trade financial transactions. It is pleased to announce that it has reduced its issued and outstanding common shares by one hundred eighty million.
Said CEO Kevin Rather: “As we move forward, we will continue to implement strategies to further enhance the company's shareholder equity. The game plan will be to continue to work with our majority stockholder to further decrease the number of our issued and outstanding common shares as well as authorized share capital. We believe these enhancement measures will aid in increasing share value and further developing a solid market cap for the company.”
About POSTD Merchant Banque
POSTD Merchant Banque (PM Banque) is a duly registered non-depository financial institution that offers clients access to growth capital in the private markets through institutional debt or equity, far beyond what traditional banks can and will provide. Combining global reach with personal, bespoke service, we provide our clients with comprehensive corporate finance advisory services tailored to fit to your needs.
The company website can be found at: https://postdmerchantbanque.com/
Safe Harbor Statement
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