Hannover House Submits Final Documents for Form 10 Registration
Hannover House, Inc. (OTC PINK:HHSE) has updated its Form 10-12(g) Stock Registration for final review before submission to the SEC.
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Hannover House, Inc. (OTC PINK:HHSE) has updated its Form 10-12(g) Stock Registration for final review before submission to the SEC. The revisions address previously noted concerns, enhance financial disclosures, and clarify the structure of the MyFlix venture. The company plans an S1 Registration Filing to offer up to 30 million shares at $0.05 each, potentially raising $1.5 million. Additionally, new management details will be announced soon. Hannover aims to elevate its market profile and launch its MyFlix streaming service with a strong marketing campaign in August.
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- Submission of Form 10-12(g) revisions may improve investor confidence.
- Potential to raise $1.5 million through S1 offering, aiding company operations.
- Plans for an extensive marketing campaign for the MyFlix launch.
Negative
- Foreign judgments remain unaddressed, impacting the company's going-concern status.
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FAYETTEVILLE, AR / ACCESSWIRE / July 1, 2021 / Hannover House, Inc. (OTC PINK:HHSE) has modified and updated its Form 10-12(g) Stock Registration Filing and has submitted the revisions for what the company believes will be the final review by outside counsel and auditors before filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The revised registration document includes updates for items that were previously expressed as areas of potential concern or material items requiring action or greater clarity. The company's balance sheet footnotes have been expanded to describe the nature of the company's film library and sales rights to third-party titles; additional disclosures were added to describe balance sheet items; additional disclosures were added to described the nature of the company's various subsidiary divisions and corporations and the funding structure governing the MyFlix venture to date (as well as the proposed revision of the MyFlix funding structure following the company's subsequent S1 offering). Additionally, Hannover House has taken steps to oppose four foreign judgments that management had not previously addressed and which were impacting the calculation of the company's going-concern status prior to the launch of the MyFlix venture.
Details of new officers, directors and managers added to the Hannover House team are included in the Form 10 registration statement, and will be announced separately in the coming days.
The company's S1 Registration Filing will also occur in the next few weeks and will initially offer qualified investors the opportunity to purchase up to 30-million common stock shares of HHSE at $.05 each (resulting in a potential raising of
The MyFlix streaming service is uniquely positioned in the industry to attract high volume film aficionados and specialty genre' consumers. Hannover's Form 10 and S1 filings are designed to elevate the company's credibility and stature to the investment community in hopes that the S1 Offering will enable the MyFlix site to be launched with a high-visibility, eight-tiered consumer marketing campaign in August.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:
Eric Parkinson, President & CEO, Eric@HannoverHouse.com, Tel. 818-481-5277
SOURCE: Hannover House, Inc.
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