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Big News: We’ve Raised Nearly $150 Million* Offering Closing Soon!
Message from Chris Ruddy, CEO
Dear Reader: We have some great news to share with you.
As of the publication of this edition, Newsmax has raised close to $150 million in our Preferred 7% Convertible Share Offering before our planned Public Offering. When we launched this Offering we were seeking to raise $150 million.
If you want to invest in Preferred shares before our Public Offering, you may still be able to do so. But you need to act soon.
To invest in the private offering you need to be an eligible investor and hold Accredited status. You can find out more about the Offering and requirements, as well as the Public Offering plan, at
www.NewsmaxInvest.com.
Here is a recap of our Offering plan:
Several months ago, Newsmax filed with the SEC for a Public Offering under Regulation A. This allows us to pre-raise before a Public Offering from Accredited Investors.
The Preferred Shares we are offering now will be priced at a 25% discount to the anticipated Public Offering share price. This locks in real value for investors. The shares also come with a 7% dividend until the IPO, subject to SEC approval.
Additionally, the shares are expected to be registered for trading at the time of the Public Offering. We anticipate the shares will be tradeable within about 10 business days after the Public Listing.
Under Reg A we plan to raise $75 million at the time of the Public Offering, with an expected listing on the New York Stock Exchange.
See full details of the presentation and Placement Memorandum at
www.NewsmaxInvest.com.
We have seen significant growth across the board in 2024, including key metrics of ratings, revenues and subscriptions. We saw the biggest ratings in our history in Q3 of 2024, according to Nielsen.
Our ratings have been so strong we have even been leading CNN with our Rob Schmitt Tonight show on many nights in recent weeks. Since we launched the Preferred Offering, a Reuters Institute study found that Newsmax was one
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