Fourth Wave Energy Inc. Strengthens Balance Sheet with Elimination of multiple Convertible Secured Note Agreements
Fourth Wave Energy (FWAV) announced the settlement of four Convertible Secured Note Agreements, set to eliminate toxic debt from its balance sheet by Q1 2021. CEO Joe Isaacs stated that this move aims to enhance shareholder value and facilitate the impending acquisition of Delsol power tile. The company plans rapid expansion in solar energy, targeting growing demand in the residential market. The solar market is projected to reach $223 billion by 2026, with less than 4% of U.S. homes currently utilizing solar systems. Future growth may include energy storage and electric vehicle charge points.
- Settlement of four Convertible Secured Note Agreements removing toxic debt.
- Improvement in balance sheet positions the company for uplisting.
- Strong focus on expanding solar energy acquisition to capitalize on market growth.
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SAN JOSE, Calif., Feb. 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Fourth Wave Energy Inc. (OTCQB: FWAV) ("Fourth Wave" or the "Company"), a company focused on providing renewable energy solutions, announced today that the Company has settled four Convertible Secured Note Agreements on its balance sheet. The elimination of the remaining balance is expected in Q1. This removes future conversions under the Notes and removes derivative (toxic) debt from the Company's Balance Sheet.
"We are committed to increasing shareholder value and executing on closing the Delsol power tile Acquisition in Q1. Paying off the external debt will significantly improve our balance sheet and position the Company to meet the requirements for uplisting to a national exchange. With the removal of the external debt, we are poised to access future opportunities and drive additional growth in alternative energy and solar centric solutions in 2021," commented Joe Isaacs CEO.
As the Company continues to improve its balance sheet and raise capital, it intends to expand quickly via future acquisitions in the solar and renewable energy sector that meet our criteria of having a historical revenue base and operational profitability. This will expand our solar footprint in the residential and small commercial markets exponentially.
The solar energy market is experiencing exponential growing demand and is expected to reach
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