Music Licensing, Inc. (OTC: SONG) Announces Plans for New Publicly Traded Share Classes and Forward Stock Split to Address Decline in Stock Price
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Music Licensing, Inc. (OTC: SONG) has announced strategic actions to address the decline in stock price following a recent unsuccessful reverse stock split. The company plans to introduce new share classes and implement a forward stock split to restore shareholder value and improve market liquidity. These measures aim to counter the negative effects of the reverse split and stimulate trading activity.
Key initiatives include:
- Creating new share classes to be distributed as dividends to current shareholders
- Submitting Form 211 applications with FINRA for public trading of new share classes
- Executing a forward stock split to increase outstanding shares and lower price per share
- Enforcing favorable legal judgments related to licensing agreements for substantial cash inflows
These actions demonstrate Music Licensing, Inc.'s commitment to addressing challenges and ensuring long-term growth for investors.
Positive
- Introduction of new share classes to increase shareholder flexibility and attract diverse investors
- Planned distribution of new shares as dividends to reward existing shareholders
- Forward stock split to improve share affordability and boost liquidity
- Enforcement of multiple favorable legal judgments expected to generate significant cash inflows
Negative
- Recent reverse stock split failed to achieve intended objectives, leading to stock price decline
- Difficulties in locating a broker-dealer or investment bank for a long-term stock buyback program
- Reduced liquidity in the stock following the reverse split
Naples, FL, Sept. 12, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Music Licensing, Inc. (OTC: SONG), a publicly traded leader in music rights management, today announced a series of strategic actions aimed at addressing the decline in stock price following the company’s recent reverse stock split, which failed to achieve its intended objectives. To counter the negative effects of the reverse split, the company is introducing new share classes and preparing for a forward stock split, part of a broader effort to restore shareholder value and improve market liquidity. These actions are designed to reverse the challenges created by the reverse stock split and set the company on a path to future growth.
Earlier this year, Music Licensing, Inc. conducted a reverse stock split with the goal of enhancing its stock price and improving marketability. However, the reverse split did not deliver the anticipated results, leading to a decline in stock price and reduced liquidity. Despite efforts to stabilize the market, the company faced difficulties in locating a broker-dealer or investment bank to facilitate a long-term stock buyback program. In response to these issues, Music Licensing, Inc. is taking decisive steps to introduce new measures aimed at recovering lost value and enhancing shareholder benefits.
Central to the company’s plan is the creation of new share classes. Music Licensing, Inc. is working closely with its legal counsel to develop these new classes, which will offer increased flexibility for shareholders and attract a broader range of investors. The company plans to distribute these new shares to current shareholders through a share-based dividend, rewarding existing investors and encouraging greater market participation. Legal documentation is currently being finalized, and the company will submit with the help of a Market Maker the necessary Form 211 applications with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) to facilitate public trading of these new share classes, increasing liquidity and investor engagement.
In tandem with the introduction of new share classes, Music Licensing, Inc. is moving forward with a forward stock split. This forward split is designed to increase the number of outstanding shares and make the stock more accessible by lowering the price per share. By improving share affordability and boosting liquidity, the company aims to stimulate trading activity and restore market confidence. The forward stock split is seen as a crucial step in addressing the decline in stock price caused by the reverse split, and the company is currently drafting amendments to its Articles of Incorporation and obtaining board approvals to ensure a smooth execution.
Alongside these financial measures, Music Licensing, Inc. is actively enforcing multiple favorable legal judgments related to its licensing agreements. These judgments, which stem from the enforcement of contractual obligations, represent significant financial opportunities for the company. The monetization of these judgments is already underway, and the company expects substantial cash inflows from these efforts, further strengthening its financial position and supporting these shareholder-focused initiatives.
By introducing new share classes, implementing a forward stock split, and monetizing favorable legal judgments, Music Licensing, Inc. is taking decisive steps to reverse the decline in stock price and restore value to shareholders. These initiatives reflect the company’s commitment to addressing the challenges posed by the reverse stock split and ensuring long-term growth and stability for its investors.
About Music Licensing, Inc. (OTC: SONG) (ProMusicRights.com)
Music Licensing, Inc. (OTC: SONG), also known as Pro Music Rights, is a diversified holding company and the fifth public performance rights organization (PRO) formed in the United States. Its licensees include notable companies such as TikTok, iHeart Media, Triller, Napster, 7Digital, Vevo, and many others. Pro Music Rights holds an estimated market share of
Additionally, Music Licensing, Inc. (OTC: SONG) owns royalty stakes in Listerine "Mouthwash" Antiseptic and musical works by artists such as The Weeknd, Justin Bieber, Kanye West, Elton John, Mike Posner, blackbear, Lil Nas X, Lil Yachty, DaBaby, Stunna 4 Vegas, Miley Cyrus, Lil Wayne, XXXTentacion, Jeremih, Ty Dolla $ign, Eric Bellinger, Ne-Yo, MoneyBagg Yo, Halsey, Desiigner, DaniLeigh, Rihanna, and numerous others.
Forward-Looking Statements:
This press release contains certain forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, which are intended to be covered by the safe harbors created thereby. Investors are cautioned that, all forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, including without limitation, the ability of Music Licensing, Inc. & Pro Music Rights, Inc. to accomplish its stated plan of business. Music Licensing, Inc. & Pro Music Rights, Inc. believes that the assumptions underlying the forward-looking statements contained herein are reasonable, any of the assumptions could be inaccurate, and therefore, there can be no assurance that the forward-looking statements included in this press release will prove to be accurate. In light of the significant uncertainties inherent in the forward-looking statements included herein, the inclusion of such information should not be regarded as a representation by Pro Music Rights, Inc., Music Licensing, Inc., or any other person.
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SOURCE: Music Licensing, Inc
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