iQSTEL (NASDAQ: IQST) raises Series D True-Up Ratio cap to 5
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
iQSTEL Inc. amended the terms of its Series D Preferred Stock by filing a Third Amended and Restated Certificate of Designation in Nevada. The amendment keeps the authorized Series D Preferred shares at 100,000 but raises the cap on the conversion True-Up Ratio from 2.5 to 5.
With consent from the Series D holders, this higher True-Up Ratio cap applies retroactively to prior conversions, allowing the company to recalculate past True-Up Adjustments and issue any additional shares of common stock owed as Additional Shares. No other terms of the Series D Preferred Stock were changed.
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iQSTEL raises the Series D True-Up cap, potentially increasing common share issuance.
iQSTEL Inc. revised its Series D Preferred Stock terms through a Third Amended and Restated Certificate of Designation. The number of authorized Series D Preferred shares remains at 100,000, but the cap on the conversion True-Up Ratio in the True-Up Adjustment mechanism increases from 2.5 to 5.
The amendment applies only to this True-Up Ratio feature and leaves all other Series D terms unchanged. Because the higher cap applies retroactively, the company is authorized to recalculate prior True-Up Ratios and issue any additional common shares owed as "Additional Shares" under the new 5 cap.
This change affects rights of both Series D holders and existing common shareholders, as it can result in more common stock being issued under past conversions. Future disclosures in company filings may provide details on the number of additional shares, if any, issued as a result of these recalculations.
FAQ
What did iQSTEL (IQST) change in its Series D Preferred Stock terms?
iQSTEL changed only the conversion True-Up Adjustment terms for its Series D Preferred Stock. The Third Amended and Restated Certificate of Designation raises the cap on the True-Up Ratio while keeping all other Series D terms and the 100,000 authorized preferred shares unchanged.
How did iQSTEL (IQST) modify the True-Up Ratio cap for Series D Preferred Stock?
iQSTEL increased the cap on the True-Up Ratio in the Series D Preferred Stock conversion True-Up Adjustment mechanism from 2.5 to 5. This higher cap directly affects how many common shares may be issued when True-Up Adjustments are calculated.
Does the iQSTEL (IQST) amendment change the number of authorized Series D Preferred shares?
No, the amendment keeps the number of authorized Series D Preferred shares at 100,000. The only change disclosed is to the conversion True-Up Ratio cap, which now can go up to 5 instead of 2.5 in the adjustment mechanism.
Is the new True-Up Ratio cap for iQSTEL (IQST) Series D applied retroactively?
Yes. With consent from Series D holders, the increased True-Up Ratio cap of 5 applies retroactively to prior conversions. This authorizes iQSTEL to recalculate earlier True-Up Ratios and issue any additional common shares owed as Additional Shares.
Could iQSTEL (IQST) issue more common shares because of this Series D amendment?
Yes, the filing states the company may recalculate past True-Up Adjustments using the new True-Up Ratio cap of 5 and issue any additional common stock owed as Additional Shares, meaning more common shares can be issued under previously completed Series D conversions.
Which corporate document did iQSTEL (IQST) file to amend the Series D terms?
iQSTEL filed a Third Amended and Restated Certificate of Designation for its Series D Preferred Stock with the Nevada Secretary of State. This document formally amends and restates the prior Series D designations and incorporates the higher True-Up Ratio cap.