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Restructuring for Success: Global to Return 149,447,870 Shares to Treasury
Restructuring for Success: Global to Return 149,447,870 Shares to Treasury.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\nSAN DIEGO, Aug. 06, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via OTC PR WIRE-- Global Payout Inc. (OTCPink:GOHE) (“Global”) is pleased to announce that as a part of an initiative to restructure the Company, they have reached agreements with Secur Capital Corp. and ISBC Holdings for the return of a total of 149,447,870 shares of common stock. The Company has determined that is in the best interests of the shareholders to detach these two entities from Global Payout Inc., going forward.  The only surviving subsidiary of the Company will be the newly incorporated and wholly owned subsidiary, MTrac Tech Corp.\n With the onboarding of the new management team, one of the ultimate goals has been to restructure the Company in the best interest of the shareholders. As part of that initiative, the contracts with the aforementioned companies have been terminated and the Company has reached an amicable agreement in the return of the common stock to treasury. Additionally, the Company is also working with shareholders in the conversion of their Promissory Notes to help reduce the outstanding debt on the books and improve the Company’s financial outlook. The Company is continuing to work with the auditing firm, Fruci & Associates, to complete the two-year audit and expects the Form10 to be filed in the coming weeks.   \"When I agreed to take over Global as a part of the Merger with MoneyTrac one of my first goals was to clean up the books for this Company,” said CEO Vanessa Luna. “There is a lot of history there and we have investors that have been supportive of Global over the years during the many ups and downs.  I really wanted to make every effort possible to make sure those people were taken care of. Part of that goal has involved reevaluating existing relationships with the Company to ensure they make sense in the big picture, and the management team and I agree that these relationships do not fit into the long term plan. I personally handled the returns from both Secur and ISBC and decisions to separate were not only amicable but all the way around we wish each other much success in our future endeavors. We will continue to evaluate all aspects of company operations as we continue to build a solid foundation for what I plan to be successful company that benefits all shareholders.” About Global P...