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Add-On Financing

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Add-On Financing
Any issue of stock by a publicly-traded company other than the IPO. A company makes a public offering through underwriters, who have the responsibility to place the offering with individual and institutional investors. Companies make add-on financing issues in order to raise financing for expanded operations or because they have become cash poor and need to finance their current operations. The offerings themselves give investors a portion of ownership in the company issuing them. Add-on financing is also called a follow-on offering. See also: All Holders Rule, Anti-dilution provision.

add-on financing


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GEM has been in discussion with Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner & Smith to arrange an add-on financing security as part of the overall project financing transaction to fund the balance of the Green Acres purchase price.
In addition, we closed three transactions during the period in addition to an add-on financing to one of our existing portfolio companies, adding over $25 million in investment commitments to our portfolio.
 
 
 
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