Metavesco Provides Details on Financing Its Division 5 Initiative
Metavesco, Inc. (OTC PINK:MVCO), a web3 enterprise, has unveiled its financing strategy for the Division 5 Initiative, which aims to diversify operations into five distinct divisions. The company will adopt a phased expansion approach, launching divisions sequentially to generate revenue and fund subsequent divisions. Debt financing will play a crucial role, particularly for the Real Estate Division, with ongoing discussions for loans that can be refinanced. Additionally, Metavesco plans to establish strategic partnerships to share costs and risks. Leveraging its balance sheet, the company has minimal debt and can borrow against digital assets and receivables. CEO Ryan Schadel emphasized a focus on maintaining shareholder value through strategic capital management as they execute growth plans.
- Phased expansion strategy allows for gradual revenue generation.
- Minimal unaffiliated debt enables borrowing against digital assets.
- Potential for strategic partnerships to mitigate launch costs and risks.
- Dependence on debt financing amid a high interest rate environment.
- Risks associated with the execution of multiple divisions simultaneously.
CUMMING, GA / ACCESSWIRE / April 6, 2023 / Metavesco, Inc. (OTC PINK:MVCO), a web3 enterprise and digital asset innovator, today disclosed how it plans to finance its recently announced Division 5 Initiative to diversify its operations into five distinct divisions.
Metavesco, Inc. will explore a variety of funding strategies to finance its Division 5 expansion. Some of these strategies are more appropriate for certain divisions than others, but from a 30,000 foot level, we will seek to execute the following:
- Phased Expansion: Metavesco will not attempt to launch all these divisions at once and will opt for a phased expansion strategy, starting with the divisions that require less capital investment or have a shorter time-to-revenue. By generating revenue from these divisions, the company can gradually fund the growth of other divisions.
- Debt Financing: The company is expected to utilize debt financing by taking out loans or accessing lines of credit from banks and other financial institutions. The Real Estate Division, specifically, will absolutely need access to debt financing. The Company is currently in talks with several parties to provide financing for this division. Given the high interest rate environment, we will seek loans that can be cheaply refinanced in the future, i.e., no prepayment penalties.
- Strategic Partnerships: Forming strategic partnerships or joint ventures with established companies in the target industries can help Metavesco share the costs and risks associated with launching new divisions. These partnerships can also provide access to valuable resources, expertise, and market insights. This is especially important for any consumer goods we launch using our NFT IP.
- Leveraging the Balance Sheet: Currently, Metavesco has very little unaffiliated debt and owns its assets free and clear. We have the option to borrow against our current digital assets if need be. Additionally, we will seek to sell or borrow against receivables that may be generated. For example, if we have
$200,000 in receivables generated from the Staffing Division, we would likely be able to access90% of these dollars immediately via a factoring or ABL arrangement. This strategy allows Metavesco to unlock the value of division assets and redirect the proceeds as needed.
Ryan Schadel, President and CEO of Metavesco stated, "Any acquisitions that require the issuance of shares, I will want to be accretive and have leak out agreements in place, given the small size of the Company's tradable float. Any capital raises that require the issuance of shares will likely need the same type of leak out agreement in addition to being a fixed price issuance, i.e., no
By carefully balancing these sources of capital, the company can maintain shareholder value while executing its growth plans.
About Metavesco
Metavesco is a publicly traded web 3 enterprise. The Company generates income as a liquidity provider and invests in promising NFT projects and virtual land, primarily on EVM protocols.
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