HUMBL Successfully Retires Over $19 Million in Debt Since Beginning of 2023
- HUMBL successfully retires over $19,000,000 in debt since January 1, 2023, strengthening its balance sheet. The company fully satisfies its $2,200,000 settlement with Forwardly, Inc. HUMBL focuses on core operations and amends terms of Series B preferred stock to minimize dilution. CEO Brian Foote believes this positions HUMBL for uplisting to a major exchange.
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San Diego, California, June 15, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- HUMBL, Inc. (OTC: HMBL) is pleased to announce the following major milestones have been achieved in accordance with its comprehensive plan for company debt reduction.
One of HUMBL’s primary strategic goals for 2023 was to strengthen its balance sheet through the reduction of debt. Beginning with the Tickeri spinout, HUMBL has now successfully retired over
This was accomplished in part by successfully negotiating the settlement of debts through the issuance of HUMBL shares, in many cases, at prices above the market price of the stock.
In addition to the reduction in debt, HUMBL has also now fully satisfied its
In an effort to minimize dilution, and reduce selling pressure on the stock, HUMBL also amended the terms of Series B preferred stock to prevent any conversions into common stock from June 2023 through September 2023. Thereafter, monthly conversion allocations are limited to only 500 Series B for each shareholder from October 2023 to June 2024.
Regarding these comprehensive debt-settlement results, HUMBL CEO Brian Foote said, “Our team has done an excellent job delivering on one of my key goals for this year, which was reducing a significant amount of our company debt. I believe this is an important step in positioning HUMBL to meet the requirements necessary for uplisting to a major exchange and appreciate our team efforts in negotiating these outcomes.”
HUMBL will be meeting with the NYSE listing department in New York later this month. HUMBL CEO Brian Foote has also been invited to do an interview with Fintech TV on the NYSE floor during the trip as well.
About HUMBL
HUMBL is a Web 3 platform with product lines including the HUMBL Wallet™, HUMBL Search Engine™, HUMBL Social™, HUMBL Tickets™, HUMBL Marketplace™ and HUMBL Authentics™.
The company also has an HBS commercial division for private sector and government clients. For more information, please visit: www.HUMBL.com.
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